It’s not common to see your dog saying “no” by disobeying your commands, and it can catch you off guard when it does happen. Dogs usually have a reason for refusing to follow commands, as we discussed in a previous article. This time, we’ll...
Dogs are often thought of as obedient animals, expected to follow commands without fail. However, it is important to remember that dogs are not machines and may occasionally disregard a command or say “no” despite their training and disposition. In this...
Dogs that engage in destructive chewing may be dealing with separation anxiety, hunger, and teething pains, or they may just like the increased attention they get from it If you want to stop your dog or puppy from chewing and destroying items inside your home, you...
Few canine habits are as frustrating to deal with as destructive chewing. When you cannot be certain that your possessions will be safe inside your household because your dog or puppy has a tendency to chew destructively, you can find yourself stressed out constantly....
Dictionary.com defines an aversive as a “reprimand, punishment”. In dog training, an aversive action can be an “unpleasant sound, a physical correction, the pain caused by a shock collar or prong collar correction, or a harsh scolding” according to Preventive Vet....
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