Sit: pull up and back on the leash, while putting your fingers near the nose to pretend you have a treat. Once you have their attention, lift your fingers up above the head, to rock them into a sitting

This video is showing you a mock housebreaking schedule for the average person who works a 9 -5. Repetition and consistency and the Watch or confine is key to success. When you can watch the dog, keep

Playbiting: Grab the excess skin on the top lip and curl it under their teeth, squeeze firmly, and say, “No Bite.” You have to be consistent and do it every time, so they get a negative every time. *If

Excessive barking: you want the dog to bark. It is only natural and you want the dog to alert anyone outside your house that they are there to protect but if it is constant then you can use the shake can,

In this video, you will learn how to get your dog or dogs to stop jumping up on you and scratching you unless invited up. When the dog jumps up, shake can in face and say, “Off” then put it behind your

In this video, you will learn how to get your dog or dogs to stop jumping on the furniture unless invited up. A shake can is a soda can or water bottle with a handful of pennies in it and covered. The

Sit: pull up and back on the leash, while putting your fingers near the nose to pretend you have a treat. Once you have their attention, lift your fingers up above the head, to rock them into a sitting

Here we have Dora doing the come command from a distance. The easiest way to practice by yourself, is to get a long leash about 10 - 15 feet long. Let the dog get distracted and once you know they are,

Dogs are creatures of habit. They learn through repetition and consistency (doing it the same way every time). Dogs are social animals and they see you as their pack or family. They don’t learn sentences.

Heel means walking alongside of you without pulling. Before you put the dog on a heel, give them 3 - 5 minutes to get their excitement out. Always have the dog sitting on your left side. This is a good