➡️Jumping is one of the behaviors you must constantly work on with puppies until it becomes a learned behavior. ➡️They have the attention of a gnat and forget everything almost instantly. Why? Because we inadvertently reward it. ➡️What I am doing here is not saying anything or acknowledging their actions until they offer what I want and that is no paws on me and sitting or standing. ➡️Also I went from higher levels down to the floor. Puppies must know that cannot jump no matter what level you ar

🐕 Littermate Syndrome 🐕 For dog trainers, this is one of those things that we advise strongly against. The relationship can turn toxic to levels that you can’t even imagine. Currently I have a few clients working through this situation and I’m sure they would tell that “it’s a lot of work”. Texas A&M University School of Veterinary Medicine lists these behaviors that can be common among littermates: - Separation anxiety because of a co-dependence - Fear of new people, animals, objects, or expe

Couple with Down syndrome: 'Love is love'