Category: Marissa Corbett of Shamong New Jersey

With a foundation of preparation, consistency, and empathy, dogs can adapt beautifully to life with a new baby.

With advancing technology and more refined training tools, we may begin to quantify canine thought in ways once considered impossible.

Training a hunting dog is both an art and a science, rooted in tradition, instinct, and the bond between handler and canine.

The ultimate goal of addressing excessive barking is to create a peaceful environment where both the dog and its owner can thrive.

Maintaining a sense of fun and excitement ensures that the dog remains engaged and willing to learn.

Dogs with vision impairment can still lead full, happy lives with the right training and guidance. While blindness may change how they interact with the world, it doesn’t mean they can’t learn new skills or adapt to their surroundings. Marissa Corbett of Shamong New Jersey understands that with patience and the right techniques, blind dogs… Continue reading Helping a Blind Dog Navigate the World: Training Tips and Tricks

The phrase “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks” is one of the most common misconceptions about canine learning. In reality, dogs of all ages have the ability to learn, adapt, and develop new skills. While training a senior dog comes with unique challenges, it can also be an incredibly rewarding experience for both… Continue reading Can You Teach an Old Dog New Tricks? The Truth About Senior Dog Training

We discuss training techniques like desensitization, which can help dogs stay calm and confident in challenging scenarios.