The combination of training methodologies used when teaching, along with awareness of the dog’s temperament and the owner’s commitment and consistency of practice helps to
Dog training is an art that requires an understanding of canine behavior and psychology. One important concept in dog training is extinction, which involves the
Puppies are cute and cuddly, and bring so much joy to our lives. It’s no wonder why people have the tendency to gift puppies to
Training your dog is one of the best things you can do for them and for your relationship with them. It can be a difficult
At Wag ‘N’ Tails, we are proud to use a strategy in teaching dogs that teaches the learner by using the “Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive”(LIMA)
Local Dog Trainer Earns CCPDT Certification as Certified Professional Dog Trainer – Knowledge Assessed (CPDT-KA®) On April 02, 2022– Local dog trainer, Christine L. Fox,
My daughter interviewed me for her Sociology class at Wayne State University. I thought I would share her paper! How did you get started in
It can be a bit overwhelming when you’re at the pet store or shopping online to know which product is best for your dog and
Dogs Use Non-Verbal Communication, Just like Humans Dogs speak to us all the time. Just like much of human communication is non-verbal, so too is
Chances are if your dogs toys are laying around the house or hanging around in a basket somewhere your dog hardly plays with them anymore.
Prevent unwanted behaviors from being learned by keeping your dog occupied when you’re consistently providing healthy food and chewing options. If you can spare just
Wag ‘N’ Tails was founded on a basic principle and goal : ‘We will strive to reduce the number of dogs given away or euthanized
January 14th is National Dress up your Pet Day, and of course, this calls for a celebration… but how? These tricks will help you prepare
Giving back during the Holidays doesn’t have to cost one dime! While you make your yearly list of gifts for loved ones, consider wrapping up
Education Comes First Since 1999 Education comes first at both Wag ‘N’ Tails locations in Shelby Township, Michigan. We appreciate that you are a parent
The holidays are among us! Click this guide to learn more about how to keep your pet safe. [author] [author_image timthumb=’on’]https://wagntails.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/author-image.png[/author_image] [author_info]About the Author
“Resource guarding is when a dog controls access to food, objects, people and locations that are important to him through defensive body language or overt
Why do we crate train? It is important that pets are comfortable in their crates for travel, for visits to the vet, or for boarding.
So many rescue organizations out there. Some putting themselves in dangerous situations to get dogs to safety and warmth. Most having the energy it takes
http://thebarkpost.com/3-dog-toys-you-can-make-from-things-around-the-house/ [author] [author_image timthumb=’on’]https://wagntails.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/author-image.png[/author_image] [author_info]About the Author Christine Fox, APDT, CTDI and a Pet Sitters International member, is the founder of Wag ‘N’ Tails
Last night we had our first Tellington Touch seminar with presenter Mona Ryzak. What is Tellington Touch, otherwise know as TTouch you ask? Well for
It was quite a long time ago when I introduced dog day care to Shelby Twp, Michigan. I was so young, so brave, so determined.
I was recently asked if I board my dogs at Wag ‘N’ Tails, almost as if it was a test to see if I, the
“Stella” had a blast working out on our FitPaws equipment and learning how to “take it” and “hold it” during her Animal Acting lesson today!
Check out Charley! Click to see Charley and Christine on the set of a new short film for the humane society. Coming soon to local
To trim or not to trim — that is the question By Nancy Kay, DVM Attentive as we may be, trimming our dog’s toenails is one
Correct terminology or jargon? By Karen B. London, PhD If you have an urge to create discord and angst, here’s one way to do it: Go
Many who discount the power of positive training often frown upon the use of food in training and claim that it is tantamount to bribery.
What Were They Thinking? More Than We Knew. By Rob Stein Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, June 4, 2007 Dog owners have long maintained that
Group Classes are back in session – rebooted and better than ever. Our group classes are designed to tackle the COVID-related needs of modern pet parents. We address a variety of topics in a casual and fun group setting, including:
And so much more!
Group Seminars returning in the Spring. Inquire for early access.
