I started making treats because of food allergies. Now I stick with it because dogs love these. Soft, simple, and easy to make at home.

In a world full of distractions and stimulation, helping your dog build calm is one of the best gifts you can give them. Here’s how I teach calmness—and why it matters so much.

When training is fun, everyone wins. Here’s why joy and play should be at the heart of your dog training—and how that mindset can transform your partnership with your dog.

Want to get more out of your dog training? Stop feeding from the bowl and start training throughout the day. Here’s why this method works—and how I use it with my own dogs.

Trick training builds so much more than cute behaviors. It’s a powerful way to deepen trust, improve focus, and create joyful connection with your dog. Here’s why I love it—and why your dog will too.

Clicker training isn’t just a trendy tool—it’s the clearest way I’ve found to communicate with dogs. Here’s why it changed my entire approach to training—and why I think you’ll love it too.

A strong recall can save your dog's life—and open the door to off-leash adventures. Learn how to build it with positive training and engagement games.

Walks shouldn’t feel like a battle of wills. Learn how to turn leash walking into a conversation with your dog—and why clicker training helps make it fun and engaging for both of you.

Dog training isn’t a straight line—it’s a video game. When things fall apart, you’re not starting over. You’re just reloading the last level with new information. Here's why that mindset keeps me (and my dog) moving forward.

Wondering how long you should train your dog each day? You’re not alone. Here’s what I’ve learned from working with my own dog, Bagheera: short, real-life sessions matter more than long drills.

Most people focus on what to do when their dog messes up—but what you do when they get it right is even more important. Learn how to mark and reinforce good behavior so it sticks.

If your dog isn’t listening, they might not be stubborn—they might be overwhelmed. Learn how to recognize stress signals early and what to do when your dog is “over threshold.”

Training that works starts with trust. Before you correct your dog, ask: are we connected? This post explains why relationship always comes before rules—and how that changes everything.

Puppy socialization is important—but more isn’t always better. Learn how to build confidence without overwhelming your pup, and how to spot signs when it’s too much.

Your dog is always learning—whether you're actively training or not. In this post, I explain how habits form through practice, why the 3 Ds matter, and what you can do to make good behaviors stick.

Teaching a behavior once isn’t enough. To get real-world results, we need to build habits—through repetition, the 3 Ds (distraction, duration, distance), and consistency. Here’s how to turn a good behavior into a reliable one.

When your dog "won’t listen," it’s not about being stubborn—it’s often about confusion, distraction, or emotional overload. This post explains what’s really going on and how you can respond with clarity and compassion.

Dogs speak volumes without words. Learn how to read your dog’s body language to reduce stress, build trust, and create more effective training sessions.

Training doesn’t have to be serious. Learn how using play can supercharge your training sessions, boost your dog’s engagement, and build a stronger bond.

A friendly off-leash dog might seem harmless, but it can create real stress for others—dogs and humans alike. Here’s why leash etiquette and social awareness matter more than “don’t worry, he’s friendly.”