Tag: dog training

Upcoming Dog Training Classes April 2025

Three Dogs Training’s upcoming dog training classes begin Saturday April 26, 2025.

It’s a fine line between your dog bringing you your slipper and eating your slipper…

Dog holding a slipper in its mouth
Late spring classes begin Saturday April 26, 2025 at these times:

Positive reinforcement dog training should be fear-free and force-free. Your dog should enjoy learning and you should enjoy teaching.

As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer and certified dog behavior specialist, I have been teaching fun and successful dog training for twenty-five years. Join us!

For more information on the upcoming dog training classes:
click here or contact
Lisa@threedogstraining.com

Upcoming Dog Training Classes March 2025

Three Dogs Training’s upcoming dog training classes begin Saturday March 1, 2025.
puppy sitting in a mess
If your house looks like this, why not sign up for training classes?!?
Spring classes begins Saturday March 1, 2025 at these times.
Three Dogs Training teaches evidence based training techniques as outlined by:

Positive reinforcement classes should be fear-free and force-free. Your dog should enjoy learning and you should enjoy teaching. I have been teaching fun and successful dog training for twenty-six years. Join us!

For more information on the upcoming dog training classes:
click here or contact
Lisa@threedogstraining.com

 

Whole Dog Journal article

Recommends “Please Don’t Bite the Baby” as a resource for ‘dog-owning’ parents.

For those of you who don’t subscribe to the PleaseDon’tBitetheBaby blog, I am cross-posting:

Once again Pat Miller CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA has written a lovely article for the Whole Dog Journal that offers families with dogs some great tips on keeping kids and dogs safe around each other.

If you subscribe to The Whole Dog Journal, you will see the March 2018 edition with the article: “Kidding Around, Combining kids and dogs in your family can be magical and heartwarming, or cause a devastating tragedy…”

If you don’t subscribe to WDJ, I highly recommend you do, and not just for this article, there is so much more.

At least a half a dozen times a month I recommend WDJ to new dog families and even established dog families for the journal’s ongoing commitment to information on training, behavior, health, various products from harnesses to toys, and the annual food guides are invaluable.

Thanks go to Pat Miller and The Whole Dog Journal for reminding families of the some of the ways they can make their dogs and kids safe together. And, thanks go from me for the nice nod to Please Don’t Bite the Baby, and Please Don’t Chase the Dogs.

Every family can work to make their kids and dogs safe around each other with some management, training, and time.