How to train your dog to come when called – is such an important skill for dog parents to teach their dogs. I offer recall training in my Brisbane dog training programs as well as when I’m working with individual clients. There’s nothing scarier than watching a dog take off while their owner helplessly…
People tend to focus on how cute and adorable puppies are. Many forget just how frustrating adolescence can be. It is this frustration that leads to them to start puppy training. Unfortunately, many people lose their patience and resort to punishment or techniques that cause discomfort. Well-meaning people do not realise that they are potentially…
Clickers are often used for in home dog training and group classes. A clicker is utilised as a marker signal. A marker is any sound you will use to tell your dog when they have done something right. Good timing of the marker is imperative as the exact moment that you make the chosen sound…
Dog Trainers insight into canine stress As dog trainers one of the biggest contributing factors to negative behaviours in dogs we see is that they are simply experiencing stress. It is our responsibility as guardians to set our dogs up to succeed in life and to do as much as possible to prevent stress in our…
Preparation for learning during dog obedience training There are many things that will impact whether your dog is prepared, willing and able to learn during dog obedience training. This is particularly important with puppies and adolescent dogs. Ensure that you set your dog up for success by committing to the following: Low stress environment Your…
We all love puppies. They are adorable, especially when they are sleeping. One of the most common reasons people start dog training in Brisbane is because their once-adorable puppy is driving them mad. Raising a well-adjusted and happy dog is hard work but, ironically, it’s made easier with the more thought and work you put…
Rain rain go away, my dog is driving me mad again. We are coming into the dreaded wet season. Which means days upon days of potential rain and doggy cabin fever. Your beloved pooch will suddenly become possessed by a demon and run around the house or worse still through the house wet and muddy…
What is Positive Reinforcement Training? Positive reinforcement training is a type of learning that works perfectly for dogs. It is also the only method we use here at Fur Get Me Not. It is based on motivation and enjoyment which naturally leads to quick and happy learning experiences, trust and a highly positive relationship between…
