by lkaim | Mar 18, 2025 | Dog Behavior Training, Dog Training Tools, Maryland Dog Training
Failure Stacking in Dog Training: How Overcoming Mistakes Leads to Lasting Success I actually had the hubris to think I invented the term “failure stacking”, but that honor goes to a woman named Sunny, who writes to a substack about the stock market and...
by lkaim | Feb 28, 2025 | Dog Behavior Training, Maryland Dog Training, resource guarding
Resource Guarding in Dogs What is Resource Guarding? Resource guarding is a behavior where a dog becomes defensive over an object or space they consider valuable, like food, toys, a particular human, or access to any of those things. The dog will act aggressively in...
by lkaim | Feb 21, 2025 | Dog Politics, Dog Training Anecdotes, Dog Training Tools, Ethics in dog training
A Hatchet Job in the Name of Advocating for Your Dog Oh, for heaven’s sake. Of all sources, I didn’t expect this sort of hatchet job from “The Dog’s Champion” about the importance of advocating for your dog and their needs, but here we...
by lkaim | Feb 17, 2025 | anxious dogs, Dog Behavior Training, Fearful dogs, Maryland Dog Training
The Truth About Separation Anxiety in Dogs: A Human-Made Problem The Rise of Separation Anxiety Folks love to ascribe their dog’s destructive behavior to separation anxiety, abuse, or any number of causes designed to absolve them of responsibility in its...
by lkaim | Feb 12, 2025 | Maryland Dog Training
Why Are We Drugging Dogs: A Growing Problem This image is a snapshot being used simply to depict this dog’s state of concern. Each and every one of us has experienced some form of concern, maybe even fear, when we try something that is totally out of our comfort...
by lkaim | Feb 6, 2025 | Maryland Dog Training
Effective Dog Training That Works: How to Build Reliable Behavior Without Conflict Real Results, No Gimmicks While engaged in a conversation elsewhere, I posted many links to show work I have done on dogs with defensive or offensive aggression over the last half dozen...
