by Linda | May 13, 2026 | Maryland Dog Training
Most people who inquire about virtual dog training have the same doubt underneath the questions they actually ask. They want to know how the training works. What does a session look like? What do they need? What happens between calls? How is progress measured? What...
by Linda | May 13, 2026 | Maryland Dog Training
The skepticism is fair. The idea that a trainer on a screen can change what a dog does in a backyard in Belgium, or an apartment in Toronto, or a house in Carroll County, Maryland. It doesn’t sound like it should work, and yet 480 students across 15 countries...
by Linda | May 12, 2026 | Maryland Dog Training
If your dog jumps on people, you have a management problem and a training deficit. Not a behavior mystery, not a breed issue, not a reflection of your dog’s affection for you. It’s a training deficit. Jumping is one of the most universally complained-about...
by Linda | May 3, 2026 | Maryland Dog Training
One of the most common reasons dogs end up surrendered to shelters is a housebreaking problem. A dog who soils the house or persistently eliminates in his crate is among the top three reasons millions of dogs are given up each year. It’s a shame, because it is so easy...
by Linda | Apr 24, 2026 | Maryland Dog Training
Dog Bites and the Myth of Touch Dog bites are increasing exponentially, and many of those bites are occurring because people tend to think dogs like to be physically touched. I suspect that dogs don’t really like it all that much, especially by individuals...
