Tag Archive: Nebraska dog training

Redefining the Leader Follower Dynamic to Stop a Dog From Guarding the Door

By: David Codr

Published Date: January 3, 2019

For this Nebraska dog training session we shared our petting with a purpose method and some passive training tips to help 2 year-old Jax (pictured here on the right with his roomie 14 year-old Border Collie mix Tippy) stop charging or guarding the door from... Read More

Teaching a Pair of Dogs to Focus to Help Them Listen to their Guardians

Categorized in: Dog Behavior

By: David Codr

Published Date: March 23, 2018

For this Nebraska dog training session, we worked with 5-year-old Corgi Chopper and 6 year-old Great Dane Farley who get over excited, bark a lot in the yard and have difficulty focusing. My initial evaluation of the dogs was that they both were somewhat insecure.... Read More

Tips to Help a German Shepherd Calm Down for Walks

Categorized in: Dog Behavior

By: David Codr

Published Date: March 22, 2018

For this Nebraska dog training session, we worked with Jude, a 3-year-old German Shepherd who is reactive to people who pass his home and so excited for walks he is almost uncontrollable on the leash. Jude and his guardian recently moved to a small town... Read More

Tag Archive: Nebraska dog training

Redefining the Leader Follower Dynamic to Stop a Dog From Guarding the Door

Teaching a Pair of Dogs to Focus to Help Them Listen to their Guardians

Tips to Help a German Shepherd Calm Down for Walks

Contact Dog Gone Problems

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