
Victoria Stillwell's Positively.com Victoria is famous for her TV series, It's Me or The Dog! from the UK and now on Animal Planet. Visit her website for postive training tips. The website has great blogs from Victoria and other famous trainers, as well as podcasts.

Clicker Training.com from the famous Karen Pryor Academy. Clicker training is a fabulous training method based on scientific learning theories. This website is an extensive resource on all the ways clicker training can help your pet and much more! They also have a great on-line store with behavior tools and toys.
DIAMONDS IN THE RUFF Click on this website link to view the website of an awsome dog trainer, Carol Brynes. Then click on Behavior FAQS for Helpful and Effective Advice for Problem Dog Behaviors
Kikopup YouTube Training Videos Great video clips on how to use positive and clicker training methods for common puppy and dog training.
Kikopups Video Library
DogWelfareCampaign.org If you want to learn more about the philosophy of positive dog training methods check out this excellent European website.
How to Select a Local Dog Trainer for Your Dog This link will help you find a trainer right for you and your dog and provides our recommendations for positive trainers in our area.
The Easy Walk Harness "Choke", "Prong", or "Shock" collars are NOT a substitute for training. If a trainer suggests you use one of these collars, we suggest you continue your search for a positive technique trainer. Consider the use of the Easy Walk Harness, it does not use adversive methods to train your dog.
APDT Loose Leash Walking Webinar Tired of having your arm yanked out? Many dog owners complain their dogs pull and wonder why. After all, the poor dog is choking, and he is choking himself! You'd think the dog would learn not to do that! This webinar will delve into the reasons dogs pull on the leash, how your dog views the leash, and what your dog thinks of your roll at the other end of the leash. You'll learn simple strategies to teach your dog not to pull. Once you understand your dog's perspective, and how to create a cooperative connection, you'll soon be in partnership with your dog.
A word about leashes....We recommned using a light weight leather or nylon web leash. Especially if using an Easy Walk Harness you do not want a heavy leash that will weigh down the front strap and attachment link.
Retractable leashes have their place, but we do not recommend them to be used with the Easy Walk Harness, for training, OR for loose leash walking. Retractable leashes actually reward your dog for pulling and will make loose leash training very difficult. Reserve the use of retractable leashes for when you are allowing your dog free play or potty time while you wish to remain stationary.
If you have Puppy Problems click on this link to our special webpage with resources to start your pup out right and solve common puppy issues.
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