As a dog owner, it’s important to understand the various methods available for training your furry friend. Two popular approaches are force-free training and adverse training methods. While both may appear to achieve the desired results on the surface, there are significant differences between the two that can affect the overall well-being and behaviour of your dog. Force-free training is a modern, scientifically-based approach to dog training that is centred around positive (added) reinforcement. It emphasizes using added reinforcement, such as treats, praise, and affection, to encourage and therefore make more likely to happen in the future, the behaviours that...
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You love your dog. They are as much a part of your family as, well, you are! You’d do anything for your dog, but sometimes life happens and you can’t be there. Physical and mental stimulation keep dogs happy and healthy — and knowing that your furry friend is happy and healthy is important to you. Whether your dog needs a long walk, a jog, a brisk run, or to simply get out in the yard to relieve themselves, we are here to help. We are there for your dog when you can’t be.
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Dog Jogs is a dog training service based in South Edmonton, Alberta that aims to enhance the lives of our furry friends through expert training and personalized care. Our experienced dog trainer has a passion for dogs and has been working with them for many years. They understand the unique needs and personalities of each breed and use added (positive) reinforcement techniques to bring out the best in your four-legged companion. At Dog Jogs, we offer a range of services to meet the needs of our clients and their dogs. Whether you are looking for basic obedience training, help with...
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Dog training is an essential aspect of owning a pet and ensuring that they are well-behaved, well-adjusted and prepared to handle any situation life may throw at them with confidence and ease. There are two main approaches to dog training: one-on-one training and group classes. In this blog, we will discuss the differences between the two and help you determine which option is best for you and your furry friend. One-on-One Training: One-on-one training is exactly what it sounds like: a private training session between you and your dog and a professional trainer. This type of training is ideal for...
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