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Aug 3, 2020
Identifying Leash Reactivity In Your Dog And What To Do Next Leash reactivity, leash lunging, leash barking, leash aggression and leash tension are caused by many factors ranging from genetics, early accidental reinforcement, a tight leash, mimicked behavior, or a traumatic event. Mostly commonly, leash reactivity is caused by a dog being or feeling restrained […]
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Apr 2, 2020
COVID-19 Update We understand there may be personal and professional challenges you are faced with given the impact of COVID-19, and we are with you during this uncertain time. Specialty Dog Training™ is taking precautions to protect our clients and our team members who are continuing to care for our training dogs. We have created […]
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Mar 6, 2020
At Specialty Dog training we believe in harnessing a dog’s innate desire to work, their amazing love and devotion, and their intelligence. Some dogs are suited to work as companion animals for their owners, providing comfort and support. These dogs are called “Emotional Support Animals (ESA)” or “Emotional Support Dogs”. Emotional Support Animals are defined […]
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Feb 4, 2020
Be the leader, never the follower. Be calm, in control, confident and be sure of your decisions. Be swift and decided in your movement and always follow through. Your dog can sense your doubt, and being a good leader means not having doubt. Being a good dog parent means loving your dog unconditionally, but also […]
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Jan 24, 2020
Specialty Dog Training™ has developed many thriving relationships with dog rescue groups in our community. We believe in the importance of assisting our local rescue partners by giving homeless dogs the training tools they need to become balanced, happy, well-mannered pups, and to find their forever homes. Specialty Dog Training™ takes on obedience and behavioral […]
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Sep 10, 2012
Why we need to be the leader of the pack – Graham Bloem, Specialty Dog Training™ 1. Dogs operate on a social structure of rank – a hierarchy. If he leads you then you follow. When it comes time to command him he won’t take you seriously if he believes he is #1. However, if […]
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