Laura Miller

Ad: Timing is everything in training! Treat pouches make it easy to quickly grab a treat and give it to your dog. They also keep your pockets clean!

Ad: Starting with high-value rewards helps your dog stay focused and keep making progress!

Ad: I recommend rotating 10-15 toys/enrichment items per dog, to help prevent boredom and competition over resources.

Ad: Belt-style collars are great for safety when walking your dog on a collar and leash; breakaway-style are great for safety at home in case your dog gets caught on something.

Ad: Y-shaped harnesses keep your dog's neck and shoulders safe, and give you gentle control during leash training. Crash-tested car harnesses help keep your dog safe and comfy while you're on the road together!

Ad: I recommend non-bungee styles for leash training, so your dog can feel any tension right away.

Ad: Crates, gates, and x-pens can all be helpful management tools during training. Let's talk about the best options for your dog!

Ad: I use elevated beds as a gentle, clear boundary for Place training, which helps your dog learn to settle and calm their body. It can also be a great management tool for busy times of day, like dinner.

Ad: Clicker training is lots of fun for many dogs, and helps you shape precise behaviors!

Ad: Here is a collection of other favorites you and your dog can try!