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• Choke Chains and Moving Too Quickly - Mistakes When Working With Aggression.

  This is another installment in my series about mistakes in working with aggressive dogs. I have tremendous success with my aggression cases and have been helping dogs overcome aggression for over 6 years. There are strategies that you can use that can make the situation worse. I want you to avoid doing that and help your dog become more comfortable faster. ... Posted Mar 21 2008, 01:30 AM by Jeff Millman with | with no comments Filed under: corrections for dogs, dog aggression, aggressive dogs, onleash aggression, abusive dog trainers, dog body sensitivity, dog growling, choke chains, territorial aggression, positive reinforcement dog training, dog afraid of people, Fear aggression, alpha rolls

• Losing Your Cool With Dogs is Never Cool

  I saw something horrifying on Saturday. I was working with two of my fantastic clients and their Bernese Mountain Dog puppy. I was hired to help McIntire with a bit of fear around men, hand shyness, and other assorted issues such as teaching him to have... Posted Feb 11 2008, 12:52 AM by Jeff Millman with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: corrections for dogs, off leash work, dog aggression, onleash aggression, shock collars, choke chains, abusive dog trainers, dog growling, radio show, dog afraid of people

• Rules of Playing Tug With Your Dog

  There are a lot of misconceptions about playing tug with your dog. In my experience, (and lots of other trainers I respect) as long as you teach your dog some ground rules, tug is a great way to condition your dog to have a soft mouth as well as providing... Posted Dec 30 2007, 12:17 AM by Jeff Millman with | with no comments Filed under: dog aggression, dog training myths, dog growling, teaching tug, puppy biting, playing with your dog

• The Importance of Handling Your Dog - What to Do if You Hear Growling

  It is so important to gently handle your dog throughout his or her life. I received a typical call today from a client that is afraid because her dog growls when she puts on his harness. The challenge with growling is that it is much better than biting... Posted Nov 01 2007, 09:28 AM by Jeff Millman with | with no comments Filed under: Dog training, dog aggression, aggressive dogs, dog training strategies, dog body handling exercises, dog body sensitivity, dog growling