
Jae Thomas
Writer and Editor at Freelance
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1 week ago |
whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas
Ever wished you could reward your dog without being right next to them? If so, you may be interested in a remote-controlled dog treat dispenser. What is Remote Rewarding and What is it Used For? Remote rewarding involves rewarding a dog even when you can’t (or don’t want to be) directly next to them.
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3 weeks ago |
whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas
Whether you have a nervous pup who needs lots of counter-conditioning or you just want to keep your dog’s recall sharp, carrying treats with you in a dog treat pouch is vital. You never know when a training opportunity will arise, and one of the best ways to positively reinforce your dog is with a tasty snack. We tested five popular options and came up with the best dog treat pouches and bags for hiking, training, and more.
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1 month ago |
whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas
You need to stay hydrated while hiking, and so does your dog! Giving your dog plenty of water while hitting the trails will ensure they stay cool and avoid heatstroke, especially in the hot summer months. That’s where portable dog water bottles come in. A dedicated dog water bottle will make it easy to carry your pup’s water and make it easier to offer them a drink more frequently.
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1 month ago |
whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas |Dashi. Jae competes
Sit is one of the first things many people teach their dogs, and it’s a helpful trick. It’s the foundational skill for a sit-stay and can be used for future impulse control work. You’ll also see sits utilized for exercise in canine conditioning, and a good sit is important for dog sports like rally and obedience, too. Read on for three different methods you can use to teach your dog to sit.
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1 month ago |
whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas |Dashi. Jae competes
Building a relationship with your dog takes time and effort. Although it’s plenty of fun to bond with a new dog, your four-legged friend might not adore you instantly. Creating a positive relationship with your new dog will ensure she trusts you, has fun with you, and looks to you for guidance and comfort. Here’s how to connect with your dog through training, cooperative care, and more. Meeting all of your dog’s basic needs will help you bond—and will keep your pup at her happiest and healthiest.
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