by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Dec 10, 2010 | Blog, Mindset and Dog Training, Obedience Training
Time is a common block that I run into frequently with my clients. Generally, the story is that they do not have enough time to train their dog. However, the reality is that we all have enough time to do the things that are a priority to us. The other side of...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Dec 3, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories, Mindset and Dog Training, Obedience Training
In October, I taught a class on Transform Your Energy Transform Your Dog. For those of you who are familiar with NLP. The class involved NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming). The class was on how your thoughts, emotions, body language affect dog training. Below is...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Nov 24, 2010 | Blog, Mindset and Dog Training, Obedience Training
I know so many people that get carried away with business during the holidays 🙂 It is time to have fun and be with our family. So if it is time for our family then why do our dogs need to get neglected during the holidays? Our dogs are our family right? Below are...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Nov 20, 2010 | Blog, Obedience Training
Okay so far it has been warm for November and I know that the snow will hit Salt Lake City soon. When it does hit it is easy for us to stop training when we are walking our dogs outside. We get cold and walks might be shorter. Training your dog in the winter is...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Sep 18, 2010 | Blog, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories, Obedience Training
I so love sharing personal stories so this week I am sharing one again 🙂 I was thinking about my past dog, Shadow, today. She was an amazing dog and taught me so much. Her anxiety was sky high for many years of her life. In fact, I actually removed her from dog...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jun 25, 2010 | Blog, Exercising Your Dog, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories, Obedience Training
I thought this week I would be very authentic so that people get a feel of what a dog trainer does with their dog. You can get a feel of how much training is good to do in a day and how much exercise is good for your dog. Remember I have a very active dog, a Border...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jun 20, 2010 | Blog, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories, Obedience Training
I know many people go through many months before they are able to reliably create an excellent “come” command with their dogs. I wanted to write a personal story this week that gives you a level of understanding of what you can create. Many of you know...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jun 4, 2010 | Aggressive and Fearful Dogs, Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Obedience Training
“A person who has been punished is not thereby simply less inclined to behave in a given way; at best, he learns how to avoid punishment.” – B. F. Skinner B.F. Skinner was a major supporter for positive reinforcement and the above statement also...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | May 27, 2010 | Blog, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories, Mindset and Dog Training, Obedience Training
Some of you know about the command “Look at That!”. Some of you may not. This command has changed my life with my once loud border collie that is amazingly quiet most of the time. Of course he is a border collie so barking is part of his life and yet...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | May 18, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Mindset and Dog Training, Obedience Training
The first step to anything in our life is commitment. Our actions and the way we live our lives shows us what we are committed to. As a dog trainer I only accept clients that are fully committed to wanting to train their dog with me. Why? If the owner isn’t...