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how to stop a dog from pulling when seeing another dog

How to Stop a Dog from Pulling When Seeing Another Dog

Dog Blog· Dog Training Tips

This post is all about how to stop a dog from pulling when seeing another dog. One of the most frustrating things is when a dog pulls on the leash. Leash pulling can be so bad that you might even want to stop taking your dog for a walk.In this post, you'll learn from a dog trainer exactly what to do

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place dog command

Place Dog Command | The Most Under-Rated, Under-Taught Obedience Command

Dog Blog· Dog Training Tips

A "Place" dog command is the obedience command you didn't know you needed for your dog. A place command is a command that tells your dog to go to their dog bed, and stay there until you release them with a "break" command. In this post, you will learn exactly how to keep your dog on place. Teach the

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how to stop leash biting

How to Stop Leash Biting

Dog Blog· Dog Training Tips

This post will teach you all about how to stop leash biting.When you have a dog that grabs the leash in their mouth playfully or to have something to chew on, it can ruin the walk for both of you. Not only can it damage a nice leash, but it can also make you feel like you don't want to take your dog

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recall words for dogs

53 Recall Words for Dogs That Aren’t “Come”

Dog Blog· Dog Training Tips

If you've worn out the word "come", this post offers 53 recall words for dogs!Teaching recall to your dog is one of the safest commands you teach your dog. Many dog owners use the word "come" to bring their dog to them. However, "come" is a word we tend to toss around and so it can lose meaning and

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dog training exercises

Dog Training Exercises for a Reactive or Anxious Dog

Dog Blog· Dog Training Tips

This post is all about one of your dog's new favorite dog training exercises, The Focus Game.It's easy to become frustrated when your anxious or reactive dog isn't paying attention to you, especially if you regularly need to interact with another dog, person, or trigger that your dog becomes

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my dog gets overly excited when guests come over

Prevent Jumping Up | My Dog Gets Overly Excited When Guests Come Over

Dog Blog· Dog Care· Dog Training Tips· Puppy Training

My dog gets overly excited when guests come over... What can I do to stop them? Does anxiety hit your stomach when you think about people coming over to visit? While some dogs jump up to be friendly, others could do it as a warning sign, or to dog a dog's version of checking IDs. Either way,

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how to get your dog to come when distracted

How to Get Your Dog to Come When Distracted | What Most Dog Trainer’s Aren’t Telling You About the Word “Come”

Dog Blog· Dog Care· Dog Training Tips· Puppy Training

This post is all about how to get your dog to come when distracted. "Come" is the most important words you can teach your dog. Educating a dog to love, respect and listen to a recall command can literally save their life. Recall can save a dog from being hit by a car, chasing a deer, or

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Teaching a dog to sit

Teaching a Dog to Sit (So They Actually Listen the First Time)

Dog Blog· Dog Care· Dog Training Tips· Puppy Training

Teaching a dog to sit is one of the first commands that you teach your dog besides their name. Teaching your dog how to sit will set the expectations and the ability of your dog to listen for future commands. For example, if you have to say "sit" 4-5 times before your dog sits, expect to say

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dog training essentials

Dog Training Essentials | 17 Tools to Improve Your Dog’s Behavior

Dog Blog· Dog Training Tips· Puppy Essentials

This post is all about dog training essentials.Congratulations! I'm so excited for you to be reading this post because it means that you're ready to take the next step on your training journey!Perhaps you've taught your dog to sit, or maybe you're working towards the perfect recall. Either way, if

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Part 2: Bo Full video on YouTube (and he’s sti Part 2: Bo 

Full video on YouTube (and he’s still up for adoption!)
Saw so many spots today!! Halligan isn’t quite Saw so many spots today!! 

Halligan isn’t quite 1 of 101 Dalmatians, but he is one of 4! 

So fun working with these two on getting more focus  and some real life practice of what to do when an off leash dog approaches you!
Part 1 of working with Bo! Part 1 of working with Bo!
Group class felt more like recess today! Each do Group class felt more like recess today! 

Each dog got to try something that challenged them today with the help and support of their human. 

I think everyone had a fun time building up confidence and trust with the other end of the leash.
Always so happy when people call me about their pu Always so happy when people call me about their puppies. ❤️

Meet Chance! He’s an 8-week-old Labrador-Dane mix and I met with him and his people not even 24 hours after they brought him home! 

Puppy training starts the second you bring your dog home. And you’ll never know what kind of problems you’re preventing if you start building good habits when they’re young!
🎉🥳IT’S OUR BIRTHDAY!! 🥳🎉 Today, LDT 🎉🥳IT’S OUR BIRTHDAY!! 🥳🎉

Today, LDT is celebrating THREE years in business! 

LDT started somewhat on accident. I was working on my masters in social work and I was pet sitting to earn some extra money and have flexible hours during graduate school. 

At the same time, I was also working with my own dog, Razz, through some serious behavior problems. I was watching every YouTube video, recording myself training, and reading lots of training books. 

Eventually, “Can you walk my dog?” turned into “while you’re walking them can you train them, too?”

Which morphed into lessons.. which turned into a conversation one day with my husband on the Haskell Rd where I said, “can I talk to you about dogs?” And he gave me the support and encouragement to officially start offering services!

And with that, Liggett Dog Training, LLC was open for business!

Cheers to many more years! 🎉
I went to the shelter this week to start filming f I went to the shelter this week to start filming for my YouTube channel!!! Here’s a few of the dogs I worked with (who are all still looking for homes!) 

Can’t wait to share some video content with you!
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