Dog Training
E-collars in 2019…The good the bad the ugly!!
Ecollars have come a long way in 20 years. The first collars had 1 setting and was used to train for adverse reactions. Basically, if
Ecollars have come a long way in 20 years. The first collars had 1 setting and was used to train for adverse reactions. Basically, if
Ridgeside Trainer Jeff working with this Mountain dog. I snapped this picture after the last training rep of that cycle. I went over that afternoon
Hiking in the back country. Let me start by saying I love hiking with dogs; I pursue ways to allow my dogs to simply be
House pets to working dogs – is there a difference? In breed, drive and function – yes. However; in behavior, issues and problems – not
As the owner of Ridgeside K9 I get asked every question in the book about our board and train programs. Here is a short list
Just had one of those moments and thought I would share it. The morning routine; just finished running, cleaning and feeding the dogs in the
Just some venting about the relationship I have with this dog! I’m sharing this to remind everyone that EVERY dog has issues the handler deals
Ethics – Entrepreneurship – Drive and Hustle, can these drives be taught? What does it take to be a full-time dog trainer and business owner?
Never Compare Dogs Place work. Place work is the foundation of many obedience programs, and for good reason. Place work establishes self-capping and control in
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