Dog Training and Behavior

Dog aggression can be a serious issue for pet owners, causing stress and limiting your dog's ability to enjoy life to the fullest. It not...

Jumping is one of the most common issues that dog owners face. Whether you’re living in Tulsa, or looking for a board and train program...

Walking your dog should be a pleasant experience for both you and your furry friend. However, many dog owners struggle with leash...

Teaching your dog to sit is one of the most fundamental commands in dog training. It’s not only a great starting point for other commands...

For many dog owners, the couch is a cozy spot that often becomes a favorite resting place for their furry friends. While it might seem...

Teaching your dog to hug on command is not only a fun trick that’s sure to impress your friends and family, but it also strengthens the...

Jumping is a common behavior in dogs, often driven by excitement or the desire to greet people. While it might seem cute when your dog is...

Training your dog to lay down on command is a fundamental part of building a well-behaved and obedient companion. While many trainers...

Play biting is a common behavior in dogs, especially puppies, as they explore the world and engage in social interactions. While play...

Dog reactivity is a common issue that many dog owners face. Whether it’s barking, lunging, or growling, reactivity towards other dogs can...

--- As a dog training, dog daycare, and dog boarding company at A Peaceful Pack, we understand how important it is for dog owners to...

Recall problems are prevalent for new dog owners and experienced dog trainers. Get to the root of the problem in today's article.

If you don't lead for your dog, your dog will lead for themselves. This text comes from my personal opinion on what I have seen and...

90% of the dogs that we get as a business are reactive, aggressive, don't listen, don't care for anybody's advice. Hurt people. Scratch...

The first thing that you're going to need to do before you start dog training is write down your goals and problem behaviors.  Instead...