CANINE BEHAVIOR CENTER

Behavior Tip from Dr. Ilana Reisner, a Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist--A common misunderstanding is that dogs aggressive to strangers are protecting their owners. It's more likely, though, that they are protecting themselves - and are more expressive about it when their owners are with them because the aggression is socially facilitated, as in "I'm more brave because you're behind (or in front of) me!"

E-VetSites Photo

Table of Contents--Click on the links to learn more.

A SOUND BEGINNING FOR SHELTER & RESCUE DOGS

CANINE BEHAVIOR HELP

DOG TRAINING

HOW TO SELECT A LOCAL TRAINER

PUPPY PROBLEMS

PUPPY START RIGHT PRESCHOOL SOCIALIZATION CLASSES AT DEER RUN

HOUSE & CRATE TRAINING FOR PUPPIES & DOGS

CHEW TOYS & FOOD TOYS

CLICKER TRAINING

THE LEARN TO EARN PROGRAM OR NILIF!

NO-PULL FRONT CLIP HARNESSES

HEAD HALTERS & HOW TO USE THEM

DIGGING BEHAVIORS

LOOSE LEASH WALKING

KIDS & DOGS

DIGGING BEHAVIORS

Resource Guarding Rules from ASB 

STORM & NOISE PHOBIAS

SEPARATION ANXIETY

DOG PARKS

DOG FRIENDLY VET VISITS

DOGGY NAIL TRIMS

TRAINING DOGS TO ENJOY WEARING MUZZLES

REACTIVE DOGS & HOW TO HELP THEM 

EIGHT WAYS TO CHANGE BEHAVIOR