New puppy, teenage dog, or new dog owner? Get practical tips for easier walks and everyday life together.I’m Kristine, a dog trainer with a veterinary technician background. My emails share helpful tips, recommended products, and training resources and services when you need more support.
I picked a date for the free workshop
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Hello Reader, I picked a date for the free online workshop I mentioned last week. It’s Thursday, November 19, at noon Pacific. On Wednesday, I talked about watching what your puppy or dog does after they bark. Maybe they back away, and you are left thinking, “Okay, what do I do now? My guest is already at the door.” That is what I want to help you with. We will talk through where your puppy or dog can be while you open the door, what you can ask your guest to do, and how to tell when your puppy or dog could use a break. A puppy who jumps up to say hello may need something different from a teenage dog who starts barking again every time someone gets up, or a new dog who hangs back. I want you to leave with a plan you can use at your house. If you already sent me a note saying you’re interested, you are all set. I’ll send you the Zoom details. If you would like to join us, tap the button below and send me the note it opens. I will send you the details, too. Send Me the Workshop Details Talk soon, Kristine |
Dog Training Survival Guide
New puppy, teenage dog, or new dog owner? Get practical tips for easier walks and everyday life together.I’m Kristine, a dog trainer with a veterinary technician background. My emails share helpful tips, recommended products, and training resources and services when you need more support.
Hello Reader, When I go to a client’s house, I will often say, “Let me see what they usually do when someone comes over.” You might tell me, “They bark every time someone comes in, and I can barely say hello.” I understand how frustrating that can be. You’re trying to let someone in, have a conversation, and figure out what to do with your puppy or dog all at once. What you tell me helps me understand what’s hard for you. When I get to see it happen, I can also look for things that are easy...
Hello Reader, Sometimes when I walk into a client’s house, I’m barely through the door and their puppy or dog is already jumping up to say hello. I am trying to put my bag down. Their puppy or dog is trying to get closer to me. And their person is trying to say hello while asking them to get down. One thing I watch for is what happens next. Do they settle once I sit down? Does the excitement start right back up when I get up to grab my bag? I am putting together a free online workshop to help...
Hello Reader, Sometimes when I walk into a client’s house, I’m barely through the door and their puppy or dog is already jumping up to say hello. I am trying to put my bag down. Their puppy or dog is trying to get closer to me. And their person is trying to say hello while asking them to get down. One thing I watch for is what happens next. Do they settle once I sit down? Does the excitement start right back up when I get up to grab my bag? I am putting together a free online workshop to help...