Management

Yeah, it takes up a good portion of my living room and makes the front door inaccessible, but it's important to have a safe place to contain the foster dogs.  And plenty of entertainment for them while they're inside!

Yeah, it takes up a good portion of my living room and makes the front door inaccessible, but it’s important to have a safe place to contain the foster dogs. And plenty of entertainment for them while they’re inside!

When bringing a new dog into your home, management is the key to preventing problems. It is so much easier to teach the appropriate behaviors right from the start rather than needing to fix behavioral issues caused due to poor management skills.

No matter your dog

About Jamie

I'm just a traditionally-trained artist with interests in dog training. I currently teach classes at the local obedience training club (tricks, freestyle, and Rally-FrEe) and I also teach classes professionally for an organization who helps veterans train their own service dogs.
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