by ffdt | Nov 22, 2024 | Training, Training Philosophy
As humans, we tend to be predisposed to looking for “bad” things” as a side effect of living in a punitive society. If someone steals your wallet, you’re going to notice right away and want them punished for doing something morally wrong. Whereas if you leave...
by ffdt | Nov 21, 2024 | Training, Training Philosophy
I had two separate clients talking about playing fetch with their dogs today. They both have the issue that their dog won’t let the ball go or let them get it to throw again. Both dogs also have an issue with being easily aroused (read that however you want including...
by ffdt | Nov 11, 2024 | Puppies
As a trainer I’ve done my fair share of work with young puppies – whether it’s raising them for myself and other people or helping clients with their new pups. I just brought home a new puppy and he’s given me the perfect opportunity to really discuss puppy...
by ffdt | Feb 6, 2024 | Behavior, Training Philosophy
An Interesting, But Not Unique, Encounter While picking up lunch, someone saw my logo’d jacket and asked if I worked at the School for Dogs. “Why yes I do!” I replied. “What kind of training do you do?” he asked. “Well, mostly just manners,” I replied. “So no bad...
by ffdt | Dec 4, 2023 | Holidays
With the Holiday Season comes a lot of traveling. Whether it’s to visit family, friends, or you’re just taking a little vacation time, If you’re opting to bring your pup along, here are some of our top holiday travel tips for your dog! First, let’s talk about car...
