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Although useful, “stay” can be difficult to teach, but making a game of it and having a pocketful of treats can make training much easier! Canine Behavior Expert Jessica O’Neill shows us how to play “The Invisible Line Game,” which makes teaching “stay” look like a breeze!

The running. The barking. The tail wagging. The jumping. It’s amazing what one little knock at the door can do to our dogs! Canine Behavior Expert Jessica O’Neill walks us through a few steps to train our dogs to greet guests at your door calmly, in a way that will keep your dogs paws on the floor when there's a knock at the door.

Good leash walking etiquette not only makes your walks with your pup more pleasant, it also keeps you and your dog safe. If you allow an excited dog to lead you anywhere he wants, he can direct you both into a dangerous situation, and tugging on the leash can cause injury to either one of you. Canine Behavior Expert Jessica O’Neill gives us quick, easy-to-follow tips to keep your dog safely by your side, focused, and out of the street.

Learn how to use body language to successfully communicate to your dog what you want him to do. Ask for space by using a technique called 'body blocking’. Demonstrate calm, composed behaviour by keeping your body as much one unit as possible and leaning in to the jumping dog. This tells your dog to respect your personal bubble. Don’t talk to or pet the dog during the inappropriate jumping up. Instead, wait for something appropriate (sit, down, backing away) then invite the dog in by opening your space or crouching down.

The goal of this exercise is to teach the dog to understand the rules and roles regarding environmental space. By playing this game, dogs learn that space is accessed with permission and that this permission is granted by a trusted human. The end result is a dog that “asks” permission to enter/exit spaces within the home respect people and visitors who are moving throughout the space.

Dental Pain Lurks and Hurts.

Samojed, named Eldar and yorkie, named Scott is playing together. David against Goliat They are so cute 😂

Winston and Jagger are bestest friends who eat, nap, and even tango together.

Our girl moo seeing our cctv move for the 1st time .

This is my 9 month old pit bull. This was the first time we have tried her with a laser pointer. She loved it. After it was done she would jump at the ceiling and bark for it to come back.

Duke loves frisbee, and always adds a little extra to the retrieve!

Pillow destroyers Romeo and Mikka no other words just WOW

Mikka got cought shredding the training pad into pieces

Puppy's being bad and bored and took it out on a pillow

My dog Mikka is very stubborn and doesn't want to go for a walk. She rather lay on grass

My Saint Bernard Thor can really rock the house!!

Thor is a giant slobbery Saint Bernard who is absolutely stunning in this slo mo running video!

My Saint Bernard loves to be vacuumed!!

Dog doesn't like the camera early in the morning

Dog plays with bucket and bites it

St. Bernard takes off with the watering can

7 month old bambino and his favorite activity.

Elsa is a blind Lhasa Apso and Kayla is a paralyzed cat. Despite their disabilities, they know how to enjoy life and have fun.

Dogs racing around and stalking each other