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One of the fastest growing areas of service dogs are those being trained for Post-Traumatic Stress...
When training a medical alert dog, the alert behavior you choose matters as much as the scent work itself. A poorly chosen behavior can be missed, cause stress on...
One and Two Way Alerts can be used to train assistance dogs for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, diabetics (high or low blood sugar levels), and to alert...
Learn how the One-Way sound alerts can be used to train assistance dogs for people who are hard of hearing, diabetics, and caregivers of patients. ...
This alert teaches the dog to let you know there is a specific sound and to take you to the source of the sound. The order that the dog does (whether alert you first...
A dog can be taught to alert to many different sounds using the same alert behavior. So when he hears an alarm, a door bell or a person calling your name, all of...
A dog owner asks how to train a diabetic alert dog — and gets a complete scent-based training guide in response.
The following is a letter we received from a person who emailed us asking for help. It is a glowing report that owner-trained dogs (using positive methods) can be ev...
A multi-part guide to training anaphylactic alert dogs — from choosing the right breed to scent detection and real-world practice.
A multi-part guide to training anaphylactic alert dogs — from choosing the right breed to scent detection and real-world practice.
A multi-part guide to training anaphylactic alert dogs — from choosing the right breed to scent detection and real-world practice.
A multi-part guide to training anaphylactic alert dogs — from choosing the right breed to scent detection and real-world practice.