Managing a multi-dog household requires careful planning, consistent training, and attention to individual needs. With the right approach, you can create a harmonious environment where all your dogs thrive.

Dog Trainer Alexandra Bassett demonstrates how to train a dog to walk with a loose leash, meaning that they’ve learned not to pull you in order to get where they want to go,. Leash manners are taught in incremental steps starting by teaching a dog how to respond to leash tension, know as “leash communication,” and where you want them to position themselves while walking on a leash, which can be achieved by playing stationary and moving reinforcement zone games..

Dog & Puppy Training Tips: Dogs are social creatures that benefit from being included in family activities. However, if a dog is afraid of fireworks, Independence Day can be a terrifying experience for them. To ensure the 4th of July doesn't turn into a traumatic experience for both you and your dog, it's important to have a plan for keeping your dog safe and comfortable when the fireworks go off. Here are some tips from a Los Angeles dog trainer on how to get your dog or puppy ready for Independence Day.

Understanding how consequences affect your dog is all you need to know to train your dog like an expert dog trainer. So how do you correct a dog using positive reinforcement dog training methods? Find that out and more on the Dog Savvy Los Angeles dog training blog ...

Dogs were built to roam and, more than anything, love running around free. Dog parks, therefore, can be a great way to grant your lovable furball some much-desired freedom where they can blow off some steam. Here are some ways to ensure the dog park always remains a positive experience. 

Teaching your dog or puppy to play fetch can be a great way to bond, provide mental stimulation, and give them a healthy outlet for their energy. But what if your dog won’t fetch—or grabs the toy and refuses to bring it back?

If your dog runs after the ball but won’t return it, or plays keep-away instead of dropping the toy, you’re not alone. Many dogs love the chase but haven’t yet learned the full game of fetch—including the all-important “drop it” cue.

In this post, we’ll explore why your dog won’t fetch or drop the ball, and how to teach fetch in a way that’s fun, frustration-free, and builds your dog’s trust and engagement.