Are you entertaining family and friends in your home more now than before? Whether it’s for football watch parties, Sunday brunch, fire pit nights, or upcoming holidays, these events can present a big challenge for our dogs. So what do you do if you have an upcoming gathering where there will be lots of people in your home and you are concerned about how your dog will behave? If your dog has a history of nipping, snapping, biting, or jumping, use these management tools. Many trainers continue to have waitlists, so you may not be able to start training this close to the holidays. Remember, a good management plan can prevent problems.

Holiday Classic Film Quotes as Dog Training Tips

Do you traditionally re-watch holiday classic films this time of year? Here's a fun way to relate the classics to dog training tips.

Decorations and Avoiding Dogsasters

This is a video blog, vlog, about how to introduce your dogs to your decorations, new furniture, and furniture that’s been rearranged. If your dog isn’t ready for such an introduction, leashes, baby gates, and x-pens can help keep your home safe from dogsasters.

Same Dog New Side Hustle

Stock up. Take stock of how well behaved your dog is. Find the areas in need of improving and sign up for a group dog training class. Need a strong foundation? Sign up for a beginner class. Do you have some training under your belt and need to address a specific behavior challenge? Find an advanced class teaching solution-specific skills.