|
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 you make a simple plan for having people over. Maybe you have a puppy who jumps up to say hello, a teenage dog who gets excited every time someone stands up, or a new dog you are still getting to know. We will talk about what you can do before you open the door and how to help your puppy or dog settle once everyone is inside. Would that help at your house? If you would like me to send you the date and details when they are ready, tap the button below and send me the note it opens. I’m Interested in the Free Workshop Talk soon, Kristine |
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, How did Halloween go at your house? Did your puppy or dog go back to what they were doing after each knock? Or were they still watching the door long after everyone went home? That is one of the things I pay attention to. How long does it take them to settle once things quiet down? It helps me figure out what might make the next visit easier. If the clocks changed where you live, your usual walk might be darker now, or your puppy or dog might be looking for dinner a little...
Hello Reader, Have you ever looked up something about your puppy or dog and ended up unsure what to try? You find a tip that sounds helpful. Then you see something else that says to do it differently. Meanwhile, you still need to take them for a walk or get through the day without another shoe disappearing. Sometimes a tip is missing the part you need: how to make it work with your puppy or dog, in your home and your routine. That is something we can figure out together. You may want me to...
Hello Reader, Have you ever sat down to answer an email or drink your coffee, and suddenly your puppy or dog needs something? They bring you a toy. Put a paw on your leg. Or walk off with something you would rather they leave alone. You just need a few minutes. Your puppy or dog may not know what to do when you are home but busy with something else. You can start with a few little moments during the day. After they have been outside and had a chance to move around and spend time with you,...