I’m excited to announce that I have successfully graduated from Pat Miller’s six-day, 45-hour Level 2 Academy – Behavior Modification.

Is your dog jumping on guests whenever they walk through the door? You're not alone if your dog's enthusiastic greetings have become a frustrating habit.

We are pleased to announce that Eryn Rolison has successfully graduated from our six-day, 45-hour Level 1 Academy – Basic Dog Training and Behavior.

You brought home a cute cuddly puppy that’s transforming into a terrible teenager. What is happening?

It’s no secret that adding a puppy to your family can be tough! Here are my top five tips to help you survive — and thrive — through the puppy phase!

Dog training should be fun, but sometimes it feels more like another item on your ever-growing to-do list than an activity to enjoy with your four-legged best friend. There are plenty of ways to train your dog throughout the day without carving out an hour-long session.

The dog training industry is unregulated, which means that anyone can call themselves a trainer and there is no regulation on the methods or tools that trainers are allowed to use. Dog guardians should do their homework when picking a trainer, and part of doing that is knowing what tools they use to train.

Getting a puppy should be a fun time in life, but living with a new puppy can be super stressful! All the biting, chewing, and accidents—oh my! Take a breath and remember that potty training does not come naturally to your puppy!

Dog training is an unregulated industry. Anyone can call themselves a dog trainer, and it is up to you to be an educated consumer and advocate for your dog! You want what’s best for them, so your dog trainer should, too.