by Dog Training Now Charleston | Apr 15, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
You’ve probably seen it hundreds of times: a dog at the end of a leash, dragging his or her unfortunate human companion down the street despite the pain and stress they’re both experiencing. This behavior is not only irritating, painful, and unhealthy for the...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Apr 1, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
Puppies continuously learn new information from their surroundings, from interacting with humans and other animals, and from direct training. These early learning experiences form a critical groundwork for their lives as adult dogs. Supplying puppies with proper...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Mar 15, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
Adopting a rescue dog is a great way for individuals and families to select a new pet. Acquiring a rescue dog lessens the financial and emotional burdens of shelters, reduces the number of dogs euthanized, and diverts funds away from “puppy mills.” However, pet...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Mar 1, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
The right combination of dog breed and training can result in a dog that knows several commands. Dog training has benefits ranging from entertaining guests to preventing injury and death. There are five commands that every dog should know for the safety of the dog,...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Feb 1, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
If you’ve decided to bring a new puppy into your family that includes an older dog, one of your first steps will be to introduce them. This can be a tricky situation because you want both dogs to get comfortable with each other, but young puppies don’t always...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Jan 15, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
One of the common things that happens once a pet has been trained is that later on down the road the parents find that they don’t seem to be minding as well as they once were. There can be many reasons for this but the main one is usually lack of consistency. Whether...
