Off Leash K9 Training, Georgia Blog is here to help you learn all you need to know about dog training. We talk about training methods, the Off Leash K9 Training advantage, and we give you practical tips you can do at home to get that obedient dog of your dreams!
Yes, we train hundreds of dogs every year. But equally as important, we train dog owners! Helping you understand why your dogs do the things they do can only make you a better dog owner and bring peace to your family.
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It sounds like your pup has decided they’re the CEO of the household, and while that’s cute in a “boss baby” kind of way, it leads to some pretty stressful behaviors like guarding, reactivity, and “jealousy.” What we call “dominance”
Many owners feel a mix of curiosity and hesitation when they hear the term “e-collar.” They’ve seen the incredible results—dogs off-leash in a crowded park, perfectly attentive and happy—but they worry about the “how.” As a professional, I’ve seen thousands
We’ve all been there. You walk into the living room to find your favorite pair of boots shredded, or you’re getting “complaints” from the neighbors that your dog barked at a leaf for three hours while you were at work.
Let’s be honest: most of us aren’t living in a professional dog training facility. You’ve got school drop-offs, back-to-back Zoom calls, grocery runs, and maybe—if you’re lucky—forty-five minutes of Netflix before passing out. When people hear “dog training,” they often
It’s a common story: “My dog is an angel at the dog park, but the moment we go for a walk and he sees another dog, he turns into a snarling monster.” This is rarely “true” aggression. It’s almost always
You just spent 20 minutes scrubbing your dog. You let them out of the tub, and suddenly, they are a blurred streak of fur, sprinting around the house, tucking their butt, and sliding across the hardwood floors. Congratulations—you’ve witnessed a
We’ve all been there: You’re trying to get a quick walk in before a meeting, but your dog is glued to a single blade of grass. It’s tempting to tug the leash and keep moving, but to your dog, that
It’s the most common misconception in the world: “His tail is wagging, so he’s friendly!” Unfortunately, this myth leads to thousands of avoidable dog bites every year. The Science: A wagging tail is simply a sign of arousal or engagement.
We’ve all been there. You walk into the living room to find a shredded pillow or a tipped-over trash can. Your dog is slinking away, ears pinned back, whites of their eyes showing, looking like they just confessed to a
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