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What Begging Looks Like Begging can be one of the most frustrating behaviors for dog owners—especially during meals. It starts with innocent looks, then progresses to pawing, whining, or hovering close to the table. Some dogs even become bold enough to nudge your arm...
The Confusing World of Context-Specific Behavior Many dog owners are shocked when their perfectly behaved dog at home seems to forget everything once out in public. At Positive Pets Dog Training in Boise, we see this all the time. A dog might sit, stay, and walk...
Start with Preparation Adding a new puppy to your family can be exciting, but it’s important to prepare if you already have a dog at home. At Positive Pets Dog Training in Boise, ID, we often work with multi-dog households to make these transitions smoother....
Common Behaviors That Stress Owners and Guests Dogs are naturally social, alert, and energetic—qualities that often go into overdrive when visitors arrive. It’s common for untrained dogs to bark nonstop, charge the door, or jump all over guests the moment they step...
Why Do Dogs Dart Out the Door? Many dogs develop a dangerous habit of running through open doors the moment they get the chance. While it might seem like excitement or curiosity, the root of this behavior often ties back to a lack of boundaries, impulse control, or...
Tackling Common Behavioral Challenges At Positive Pets Dog Training, we know that living with a dog should be enjoyable—not stressful. But nuisance behaviors like jumping, barking, leash pulling, or ignoring commands can make everyday life challenging. That’s why our...
Why Crate Training Matters Crate training is one of the most useful tools for raising a well-mannered dog. It helps create a safe, comfortable space that gives your dog structure and security. When done correctly, a crate becomes a positive place for rest, not a...
When Mealtime Becomes Stressful Mealtime should be a peaceful and predictable part of your dog’s day. However, for many dog owners, feeding time turns into a stressful event filled with tension and worry. From food aggression to guarding behavior, some dogs show clear...
When it comes to building a strong, lasting relationship with your dog, one of the most important skills you can develop is learning how to read and respond to their body language. Dogs may not speak our language, but they’re constantly communicating with us through...