Category Archives: Dog Training

   If you’ve ever had to break up a dog fight before, you know how challenging it can be. Especially if one or both of the breeds are very powerful breeds. Some dog fights seem impossible to stop, or even … Continue reading →

Do you have a question for Doggy Times? If so, I am here to help, so ask! I am going to start a new section on this blog site where readers can email me questions about their dogs, and I … Continue reading →

The question here is: "Does Dominance Mean or Equal Aggression?" The answer is: No!   A dominant dog is simply a dog whom gets first choice of everything. They do not boss the rest of the pack around. Yet they … Continue reading →

What makes a dog tick?   Vol 2: Pack Structure Disclaimer: This series of blog entries is only basic information on how to become a dog whisperer and should not be thought of as a course or qualification. Becoming an occupational dog whisperer takes … Continue reading →

Ever watched that t.v. show "The Dog Whisperer" and wonder how he does that? Well, that’s what I am going to tell you in this series of blog entries. It takes an extreme amount of patience, will power, determination, and leadership … Continue reading →

Ok, so you are sitting at home watching t.v. or enjoying a nice cup of java when all of a sudden the door bell rings. Automatically, you dog starts barking up a storm. You can’t think, or concentrate on answering … Continue reading →

Ok, so you’re walking down the street or into the grooming salon/pet store with your dog on a leash in one hand, some kind of drink in the other, and your baby or some kind of paper work in the other. All … Continue reading →

Ahh.. Canine Good Citizen or CGC as it’s most commonly known as. The CGC is an award that only well mannered dogs recieve. Any dog can take the test, but they won’t pass unless they have some training in basic manners. … Continue reading →

Is your dog digging, chewing, or destroying things? How about refusing to come to you, bolting out the door, or jumping up on you and your guests?   If you answered yes to any of these, your dog has a training … Continue reading →

How many of you have ever wondered why your dog won’t leave you alone? "All Fido does is nag me to play with him." If you are saying this to yourself or to others, you should take some time to … Continue reading →