Free Video Class for Dog Training | Zak George

1 Minute Guide to House Training Any Dog 🤯 | Zak George

Most dog guardians think they need complicated training methods or even harsh punishments to “fix” unwanted behaviors… but many don’t consider how they can instantly stop problem behaviors before they even start. You don’t always have to “train” your way out of an issue; often, just changing something in your dog’s surroundings can make all the difference. This is not about avoiding training altogether. It’s about setting your dog up to succeed from the start. Smart trainers know it’s NOT about

Last week while we were out with Inertia, she displayed some resource guarding behavior while @breejustine was doing some stories of her trying her first chicken broth snowball. These were very gentle warning snaps (no teeth made contact with Bree), but this behavior should always be taken seriously as soon as you notice it with your dog! Since Bree only has 2 hands and she knew this was an important lesson to share with all of you, she had to stop filming stories to focus on filming a scene for

Being an open book. | Zak George

“We only use e-collars when necessary.” To some, this sounds responsible… but what does it actually mean? Necessary for whom - our dogs’ welfare and training success, or our convenience and pride? In dog training, “necessary” has become a blank check for clinging to aversives with documented welfare harms. Dr. Zazie Todd joined us to pull this idea apart at the roots using scientific evidence, and talk about what *real* responsible dog training actually entails 🔥 Where do you draw the line - an