As do many dogs, Fred gets a little flipped out when the vacuum comes out and starts growling and approaching him menacingly. This simple exercise helped Fred to see the vacuum as a cue to lay down and be calm, rather than seei...

Training post guys!! I wanted to talk a bit about our boy Buford. I mentioned yesterday that he treated Jaycee, the 3 year old in his new foster home, like a toy. What I meant was, he got super excited upon seeing her, knocked ...

Fred Has Issues (Don’t We All!) Fred and I enjoyed our afternoon with the ladies at Restoration Ranch. For those who don’t know, RR is a transitional home for women who have left life on the streets for life with a ...

Most of us have dogs that love to fence fight. There’s a ton of showing off, posturing, challenging, and very little risk. Pretty passive aggressive if you ask me. The dog in this video recently moved to a new home with h...

Training post guys!! So most dog aggression starts with too much excitement, or maybe I should say stimulation, which escalates into fight/flight or “aggressive” behaviors. Those behaviors (snapping, lunging, runnin...

Training post!! So let’s say you have a great dog, but he just won’t stop jumping on people when they come over, or on you when you come home. How do you stop this? This problem starts with a lack of self-control an...

Training Post!! Hey guys, I wanted to share with you all what we think are the TOP 5 behavioral issues you can expect within the first month of fostering or adopting a rescued dog. All dogs are different but these issues are wh...

I wanted to seriously and very honestly discuss Bentley’s passing and how that incident relates to Kern County Animal Services. If you care about Animal Advocacy in Kern County, PLEASE READ THIS. First and foremost, KCAS...