Category: Tips, Ideas and Hot Off The Press
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EFFECTIVE IN-HOME TRAINING METHODS
Kickstart Your Canine Transformation In-Home dog training is more than just teaching commands—it’s a robust pathway to transforming your dog’s bad behavior into Good Behavior while strengthening the bond you share. Personalized training in the comfort of your own home enables tailored techniques that address specific behavior issues and enhance obedience. By establishing clear routines…
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Fun Toys to Keep Your Dog Busy
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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
Dogs LOVE toys!! So why not make some interesting toy for you pup to play with. At Good Behavior Dog Training, my pups love the Hol-ee rollerball stuffed with strips of fabric with treats hidden inside!! ( To be given under full supervision only to make sure your pup doesn’t injest the fabric strips) Buy…
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The Importance of Proper Chew Toys for Dogs
Chew Your Way to a Healthier Smile Imagine never having to do a dental on your dog. The correct chew toy that not only entertains your dog but also promotes a cleaner, healthier mouth. Chew toys play a crucial role in maintaining your dog’s dental health by helping to reduce plaque buildup and stimulate gums.…
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Essential Items for Your New Puppy
Welcome to Puppy Parenthood: What You Need to Know Bringing home a new puppy is one of the most exciting moments for any pet lover—full of wagging tails, tiny paws, and endless moments of discovery. But along with the joy comes the responsibility of creating a safe environment and clear direction from day one. A…
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Good Behavior Dog Training on Desensitizing Your Sound Phobic Dog
Conquering Canine Noise Sensitivity and Anxiety: A First Step Sound phobia in dogs is more common than you might think, and understanding your dogs underlying triggers is key to helping your furry family member feel safe and secure. Dogs that are sensitive to sounds might react with trembling, hiding, or even uncharacteristic aggression when startled…
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Petting Dogs: why consent is important
Originally posted on Paws Abilities: “Come give Sara a hug goodbye,” my friend tells her 3-year-old son. His eyes get big, and he stands behind his mother, hugging her legs. It’s an uncomfortable moment. My friend is embarrassed that her son clearly doesn’t want to hug me. She wants to teach him manners, and worries…
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Treat Roll
One of the most economical and healthy treats that Good Behavior Dog Training recommends is the Red Barn Meat Roll. You get 4 pounds for 19.98 (in our area) and it does Not contain BHA, BHT or Ethoxyquin… Which are gnarly preservatives and known carcinogens. It is also formulated Without Corn, Soy, Wheat, Artificial flavors…
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A Cooling Treat this Summer for your Pup
For those hot summer days, make your pup an ice lick using water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth. Hiding some of your pups favorite toys, treats. Get a container of your choice (I use an old Tupperware container) and pour in water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth then toss in some tasty treats…
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Fun Toys to Keep Your Dog Busy
Dogs LOVE toys!! So why not make some interesting toy for you pup to play with. At Good Behavior Dog Training, my pups love the Hol-ee rollerball stuffed with strips of fabric with treats hidden inside!! ( To be given under full supervision only to make sure your pup doesn’t injest the fabric strips) Buy…
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Good Behavior Dog Training’s list of things your dog can’t chew if chewing on an acceptable chew toy!!!
Good Behavior Dog Training’s List of Things Your Dog Can’t Chew If They’re Chewing on an Acceptable Chew Toy The Good Behavior Gazette One of the most common concerns dog owners share is that their dog seems to chew everything in sight. Shoes disappear. Furniture develops unexpected tooth marks. Remote controls mysteriously stop working. Garden…
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