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Just added a new article to the website about markers in training. Check out the "Shop" tab to gain access. Always consider what you are communicating to your dog. It's amazing the things we inadvertently teach them! www.FayetteAreaDogTraining.com

Check out the new blog at www.FayetteAreaDogTraining.com/blogspot.com This is absolutely free and will be for recreational/reflective writing only. You can, however, join our paid subscription at www.FayetteAreaDogTraining.com under the "Shop" tab to get access to educational material. Enjoy!

Monthly email update just sent with a nice little read. Also, for our paid subscribers, more puppy articles were just added to the website. Check out www.FayetteAreaDogTraining.com

Some pictures from our trailing club the other night at Dorsey’s Knob, WV. What a beautiful park!

www.FayetteAreaDogTraining.com Go there under the "Shop" tab to purchase our monthly subscription for access to online learning material. Puppy material just posted!

Huge thanks to FallenTimberLeather for this fix. I’ve had this leather leash for years and Lew just added many more years to its life. Great job! www.FallenTimberLeather.com

Just made some updates to the website for our paid subscribers. I hope you've been keeping up with our monthly email updates and checking out our web content. $10/month to subscribe. It's a great time to take advantage of some online learning! www.FayetteAreaDogTraining.com

I’m also a big fan of restraining my dog while driving. Safer for both human and dog!

How does your dog know when they are on the clock? As humans, we thrive on routine. Our home and work lives strongly reflect this in the development of some ...form of morning or daily ritual. No matter how elaborate or simple, this routine is a way to start our systems and allow us to mentally and physically prepare for the day ahead of us. Get up. Shower. Start coffee. Eat breakfast. Begin the work day. Like us, our dogs also crave some semblance of rhythm and routine (and I say routine and not schedule for a reason - but more on that later). Our dogs thrive not only when balance is struck between work life and home life, but also when we are able to be clear about when we expect explosive over-the-top energy, and when that energy, albeit active, must be tempered and controlled. How do you cue your dog that an active training session is starting? How do you let your dog know when it is time to punch in to work?

During this time online and other home-based learning is potentially more valuable than ever. If anyone is in need of some resources for such learning please let me know. I have been amazed by the amount of resources that are out there for the dog community. We just added more content for our paid subscribers as well. Take care!

More content added for our paid subscribers on our website! https://fayetteareadogtraining.com/shop to sign up!

Just added new content to our website for our paid subscribers. Been thinking a lot about generalization in our training, so decided to add a new article about it. Very important concept!

New sections were added to the subscribers section at FayetteAreaDogTraining.com. You can now download training videos and read corresponding explanations in our blog section. Call, message, or email with questions and please enjoy!

PAID SUBSCRIBERS Just added our first videos to the website. Sign in and check them out--email, call, or text with questions! If you're not a paid subscriber, check out our "shop" section on www.FayetteAreaDogTraining.com... More to come!

Anyone interested in a new dog approximately 1 year old PM or call. This needs to be a single dog householdno other dogs. Not putting details online call or message for more!

Tracking club today. First time back with the group in a while. Glad to see you all again!