Making the Most of Your Dog’s Behavioral Training

Posted on: 3 November 2016

If you have a dog that you are considering training for police work, you are likely nervous and excited. You might be excited to do something so worthwhile with the relationship that you have with your dog, as well as nervous because you might not be entirely sure how to get the job done. Once you have the tasks that your dog needs to be trained to do, here are some tips to make training him or her to do those tasks a lot easier. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 August 2016

If you're the owner of a dog and have plans to bring home a kitten sometime soon, it's important that you ready yourself by getting extensive dog training done. Many dog owners make the mistake of skipping dog training, leading to their dog chasing after their cat and a number of other problems related to their dog and healthy habits. If you want your kitten to be comfortable when you bring them home, it's vital that you look into how you can get your dog ready with the help of a professional dog trainer, such as those found at Best Paws-Abilities. [Read More]

Posted on: 25 April 2016

Bringing home a new puppy is always going to bring along with it some challenges, but if there is one challenge that tops them all, it is preventing the pup from chewing, gnawing, and shredding everything he could possible fit his mouth around. The chewing phases that a puppy goes through can be enough to make you regret ever getting a puppy at all. However, you can easily nip this annoying puppy behavior and find a way to get through with a little insider information about the whole ordeal. [Read More]

Posted on: 31 July 2015

Nothing can try your patience more than having a new puppy living in your home. While puppies are fun to play with and snuggle, they need to be taught basic manners while they are still young. Early training for puppies is essential to keep the sanity of everyone in your household and to train your puppy how to become an obedient adult dog. Follow these tips to keep your sanity while training your family's new puppy: [Read More]