Monthly Archives: June 2007

By Captain Haggerty That title is a real grabber! Don’t go away – it matters not if you are opposed or in favor of any of the three subjects. Read on and come away with an educated understanding of these … Continue reading →

By Roger Hild Does a “remote trainer” or e-collar have any place in a dog trainers toolbox? Are there any new techniques, that can be used with this tool, that enable a trainer to work more effectively and efficiently with … Continue reading →

By Toni Drugmand We thought we would give some background on remote training collars, their origin and abilities. The remote collars we refer to today are collars that allow you to handle a remote hand held device that emits a … Continue reading →

By Toni Drugmand It has been nearly six months since Katrina unleashed her wrath on New Orleans and much of the southern gulf coastal areas. The destruction left in Katrina’s wake left the nation shocked and stunned. Today, New Orleans … Continue reading →

By Toni Drugmand “Dogs are really angels in training,” a former United States Army Special Forces guy says. He dropped everything to drive more than 1,000 miles to pick up Hurricane from Santa Fe, New Mexico and get him to … Continue reading →

Reprinted from PRWeb®, June 2006 Take Your Dog to Work Day is Friday, June 23, 2006, and ‘Sit Means Sit’ provides helpful tips to a successful doggie day trip to your place of employment. Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) June 21, … Continue reading →

By Toni Drugmand and Fred Hassen Puppy Training: What age to start training? With a new dog, puppy training becomes a priority quickly! Many owners are excited to bring their puppies home, they have bought a leash, crate, bowls and … Continue reading →

By Fred Hassen, Head Trainer “Sit Means Sit” Dog Training In dog training, the ‘down’ command can be integral not only to obedience training but also to pet and human safety. Rather than working hard on the ‘down’ command in … Continue reading →

By Fred Hassen, Head Trainer “Sit Means Sit” Dog Training There are a number of common dog behavior training problems, one of the most frequently seen behavior problems is when dogs charge a door. Dogs can charge the front door … Continue reading →

By Fred Hassen, Head Trainer “Sit Means Sit” Dog Training When people first encounter electronic dog training collars they are amazed at how effective they are as a training tool. You can see results almost instantly in your training! People … Continue reading →

By Fred Hassen, Head Trainer "Sit Means Sit" Dog Training There are three big questions that come up in dog obedience training with electronic collars: "How does the collar train my dog?", "How does the dog perform without the collar … Continue reading →

By Fred Hassen and Brian Mowry Is this your first encounter with electronic dog training collars? We know that people struggle to find the best way to train their dogs and want to find a method that is best for … Continue reading →

By Fred Hassen and Behesha H. Grist Remote collars for dog training are a great idea and they’re here to stay. They are great for both daily obedience training, and for those who are serious about their working dogs. More … Continue reading →