by Dog Training Now Charleston | Feb 15, 2022 | Dog Training Now Charleston
Bringing a new dog home is always exciting, but it needs some planning. Whether you have a young puppy that will be joining you or an older dog, you want to make sure they are comfortable in the home. This means you need to introduce them to the house the right way,...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Sep 15, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston, Private Lessons
We all love our dogs, but sometimes they are just flat-out frustrating. In times like this, your first reaction may be to raise your voice to stop any immediate actions or lunge at them to get them to focus on you. Neither one of these reactions help your dog or you,...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Sep 1, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
All dog lovers know that adage of dogs needing to be trained with a series of command/treat exercises. However, in reality, training shouldn’t always be done with treats. Treats and award foods are great some of the time. Of course, that assumes that your dog is not...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Aug 1, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
Are you thinking about adding a new addition to your family? Your current dogs will greatly help in training any future puppies. Puppies, like all baby animals, adapt to their environments using a series of experiments and experiences. If you train your current dog to...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Jul 15, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
If you think that it is time to retain your best friend, it probably is. Dog training works the same way that foreign-language works for us; if you do not use it, you lose it. Further, dogs tend to push back on their owners, especially when a trick or a particular...
by Dog Training Now Charleston | Jul 1, 2021 | Dog Training Now Charleston
What happens when someone comes to your front door? Does your dog remain relaxed and quiet, or does he sprint to the door barking and howling along the way? Is the behavior friendly like we say it is, or is it aggressive and territorial? Your dog should always react...
