Dog Behavior Help, Training Tips & Whole-Dog Wellness
If you’ve ever searched “why is my dog doing this?” you’re in the right place.
I’m Dana Brigman, a canine behavior specialist, canine nutritionist and holistic pet health coach. Here you’ll find practical help for dog behavior problems, anxiety, aggression, reactivity, puppies, training and everyday life with dogs — along with the health, nutrition, stress and lifestyle pieces that may be affecting what you’re seeing.
Because sometimes your dog needs training. Sometimes you need a better way to handle the situation. And sometimes the behavior is telling us to look at the whole dog.
Looking for something specific? Use the search or browse the topics below.
How To Teach Scent Games
Scent games are fun for everyone. Good Rainy Day Activities and Mental Stimulation for the hounds.
Why I Don’t Do Board and Train for Separation Anxiety
Separation Anxiety may be situational and may be triggered by yet another transition, from one home to another.
How to Fix Leash Reactivity In Dogs
Tops Tips to Stop your dog’s leash reactivity right now.
How to Stop Crate Barking & Whining
Tired of your dog’s barking? Barking for no reason? Neighbors annoyed by your dog? How to stop your dog’s barking.
How To Stop Dog Jumping Fence
Dogs like to jump fences and sometimes we need to set boundaries when no fence is present.
Building Bravery In A Fearful Dog
Don’t Coddle Fearful Behavior and Anxiety. No one is saying don’t love your dog, but you do need to build confidence.
Stop Your Dog From Pulling On Leash
It’s not fun to walk a dog that pulling on a leash. Teach your dog to walk nicely along side you.
Managing Impulse Control
When dog’s get too excited, they often just can’t control themselves. Let’s take a look at impulse control
How to Stop Puppy Chewing
Puppies chew things they shouldn’t. Learn some of the basics on getting your puppy to stop chewing everything.
How to Teach a Dog to Settle | Long Down Training
Sit on the Dog. The Long Down. Puppy Be Still. Great for getting started with dogs who have no impulse control, are always busy on the go even in the house. Demanding dogs who want constant attention.
