Drake, our yellow Lab, took a flyer yesterday. I had him out for pigeons the morning before. We were set up under a flight path of feral pigeons flying into a food source. I managed to scrape down a few for Drake and Scout to retrieve. He woke up the next morning figuring that...
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Recently we talked about rope, the primary and simplest tool a dog trainer needs. In this week’s blog we will explore the second essential training tool: your voice. It’s the one thing we all use to communicate, and yet we underestimate its power and potential peril when used to train our dogs. Since we...
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What you’ll learn about off-leash Free Range Dog hiking with a group of dogs: Dogs who run together on a trail and/or who live together become a pack Dog packs learn to respond to commands, such as “Pull Over” on a trail, as a group Dogs communicate with and learn from each other Hiking...
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