Training 101
During our Adoption meetings, we often discuss fencing with our Adopters. Not all of the dogs we offer for adoption need to go to…
Read MoreAt Our Companions, we use mat work as a foundational skill to build impulse control and calm behavior. We do this through shaping and reinforcing…
Read MoreWritten by Robin Williams, Our Companions Head Trainer Observing and learning how our dogs communicate is an important aspect of our relationship with them.…
Read MoreWritten by Jill Cote, Our Companions Canine College Volunteer A muzzle is an important piece of equipment that every dog should have as a…
Read MoreWelcome to Our Companions Puppy Preschool! This webinar is meant to answer the most frequent questions asked by new puppy parents. This class will…
Read MoreWritten by Sue Lawlor, CPDT-KA, Our Companions Training Class Instructor Many people mistakenly use “Wait” and “Stay” interchangeably. Both are important skills for your…
Read MoreDownload Lili Chin’s How to Deliver a Treat Infographic What does YOUR dog find rewarding? Dogs are all individuals, with their own unique preferences.…
Read MoreThe dolphin gets a fish for doing a trick. The worker gets a paycheck for working. The dog gets a piece of chicken for…
Read MoreCanine College Volunteer’s Recommended Books Complete Idiots Guide to Positive Dog Training by Pamela Dennison On Talking Terms with Dogs, both the DVD and…
Read MoreHouse Training For PDF Download Click Here The most important thing to remember is that house training your dog is your responsibility. Until your…
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