Rogan

February 10, 2025 author

K9 Manners

Reading Time: 2 minutes

The time we spend traveling in the car together will benefit us in bonding and give Rogan every chance to get used to traveling with me on client visits. She has already shown that she makes an excellent travel companion, like my other dogs, and I just love having her by my side. In about a month, I would know if she is ready for that position or, much as I may not want to realize it, if she still needs extensive training to get her where she needs to be for it. Training at home with Rogan is doing well, although I’ve managed only little practice in the last week due to my workload. I wish I had five extra hours a day! The drive skill is being taught, although Rogan obviously loves it. A rather enjoyable experience for all of us! I have been expecting it, although work has held me back… Read More

The Pack Changes

February 10, 2025 author

K9 Manners

Reading Time: 3 minutes

Initially, the pack was Cosmo, then came Sable and Jasper. Jasper was very protective over Cosmo and often distracted the little lady to prevent her from wrestling with an older Cosmo. I still am always astonished how he would pick up a toy, redirect Sable’s attention, and once she was interested, he could finally relax, knowing he had done a nice job. It never ceased to amaze me, how Jasper could redirect Sable’s attention with toys and games: that boy was so gentle. Now, let’s shift gears and focus on the current pack relations. As the older, wiser one, Jasper stays on top, and below him there is Rogan, who is the annoying middle child, while Gracie, some might say is overly playful and exuberant. There is something a bit obsessive about Gracie’s behavior with Jasper, but not quite sure how to describe it. Every time, he goes out, she nearly bounces off the walls… Read More

What Are the Most Effective Solutions for Managing Dog Separation Anxiety?

February 6, 2025 author

K9 Manners

Reading Time: 5 minutes

Coming home to find your dog trembling, drooling, and obviously miserable will surely be heart-wrenching. You might discover that your furry friend has chewed through the couch cushions or that there’s a mess stuffed right next to the door. Such signs might mean that your dog is suffering from a separation anxiety condition, which entails wildly extreme stresses not only for your animal but for you as well. Separation anxiety results when dogs become too dependent on their owners. Dogs usually panic and develop fear upon being left alone. But don’t fret- dog behavior training for anxiety can help ease their pain. here are certain ways in which you can train your little furry baby not to be such a diva when you’re out of sight. Thus, let’s talk about various tips and tricks that can help you manage separation anxiety in dogs. The Gradual Houdini Act: Leaving Without Leaving! There are cases where your… Read More