Tag: pets
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Always Ask Permission from the Owner AND the Dog | Good Behavior Dog Training
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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
Why Asking the Dog Matters: Understanding Canine Consent and Respectful Greetings Most people know they should ask the owner before petting a dog. Unfortunately, that’s often where the conversation ends. An owner may say, “Sure, go ahead, he’s friendly!” and within seconds a stranger reaches over the dog’s head, pats them, hugs them, or invades…
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Holiday Hazards: Keeping Your Pets Safe During the Festive Season
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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
The Good Behavior Gazette A Lifetime of Learning, Shared With You The holiday season is a time of celebration, family gatherings, festive decorations, delicious meals, and making memories with those we love. Unfortunately, it can also be one of the busiest times of year for veterinary emergency clinics. As families prepare for holiday meals, decorate…
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Mastering Dog Training: Tips for Better Behavior
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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
Unlocking the Secrets Behind Canine Behavior Dog training plays an essential role in fostering a harmonious relationship with your pet, no matter where you call home. Whether you reside in a bustling urban area or a quieter suburban neighborhood, mastering the basics can transform daily routines and create a safer, more enjoyable environment for both…
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Amber Working on long down/stay in Home Depot
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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
Our In-Home Dog Trainer, Robin LeBlanc, also works with clients in public settings to help develop a more confident, balanced, and socially appropriate dog that can respond reliably even when faced with real-world distractions. Training begins at home, where both dog and owner can learn foundational skills in a familiar environment. As those skills improve,…
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Can Older Dogs Still Learn?
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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
Can Older Dogs Still Learn? The Short Answer: Absolutely. One of the most common things we hear from dog owners is: “My dog is too old to learn now.” The good news? That’s simply not true. Whether your dog is 2, 7, 10, or even 14 years old, dogs are capable of learning new behaviors…
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Freedom for Dogs
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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
Why Structure Creates Freedom for Dogs One of the Greatest Gifts You Can Give Your Short, Furry, Speech-Impaired Family Member is structure and clear communication. Setting the rules and boundaries from day one!! Puppies are adorable and I am raising one right now. And, I can tell you she has way more freedom than a…
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Essential Dog First Aid Kit Items
Kickstart Your Canine Safety Journey Whether at home or on the go, ensuring your dog’s safety is more critical. Having a well-stocked dog first aid kit provides peace of mind, as it equips you with the necessary tools to handle minor emergencies quickly. In this guide section, you will explore practical tips and actionable steps…
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The Pitfalls of Using Potty Pads for Dogs
Welcome to the nightmare of Potty Pads: Your Dog’s Daily Dilemma Potty pads have unfortunately become a popular solution for dog owners who don’t realize that they are imprinting the puppy with the idea that the house is a toilet. Their appeal lies in providing a convenient, indoor alternative for managing their pet’s bathroom needs,…
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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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