You'd be surprised how many dogs develop behavior issues due to incompatibility with their owner. Let's be real. In 2024, most people still bring dogs into their life that they think will fulfill their emotional needs and have looks that are attractive to them. An example of this is the human who always loved the way Austrailian Shepherds looked and is planning to treat the dog like a human baby to fulfill their own emotional needs and live in a small apartment in NYC. That is a recipe for a dog

Struggling with your dog’s behavior? Try these 3 game-changing habits! Most dog issues stem from frustration, insecurity, lack of discipline, or pent-up energy. These 3 tips will help tune down your dog’s behavior issues: 1. Long Walks (Twice a Day): Not just 10–15 mins. Give your dog a 45–60 minute structured walk where they follow your pace, preferably behind you. This burns energy and builds leadership. 2. Pause Before Entering Home: Make your dog sit calmly outside the door for 2–5 minutes b

Bringing a puppy home to solve the behavior problems your current dog has is not a great idea. I've seen this numerous times throughout my career where the current dog in the home has behavior issues, so the human rationalizes that their dog "needs a friend." They bring home a puppy who studies how the current dog behaves with the humans and in the home. What usually happens is two dogs with behavior problems and double the amount of work to bring the dogs back to balance. People can get lucky a