by MikeM | Apr 21, 2021 | Dog Behaviorist, Dog Obedience Training, Dog Tips, Dog Training, Uncategorized
Living in a multi-dog household is lots of fun and lots of work. Training around food, sleep, exercise, and sharing toys and treats is essential to keep the pack happy. However, it’s not a good situation for everyone or every dog. Living in a multiple dog home... 
by MikeM | Apr 1, 2021 | Dog Behaviorist, Dog Obedience Training, Dog Tips, Dog Training
Did you add a new dog to the family during the pandemic? Learn how to to peacefully cohabitate with your Pandemic Puppy. During this “year on pause” did a family dog suddenly seem like a great idea? Your vision likely includes: lounging on the couch... 
by Cassaundra West | Jan 5, 2021 | Dog Behaviorist, Dog Tips
For many dogs the sound of thunder or fireworks is terrifying. A dog’s hearing is much more sensitive than our own, and often times they will hear thunder long before we do. It is natural for them to fear loud noises, although not all of them do. We can be startled or... 
by Cassaundra West | Oct 15, 2020 | 2-Week Board and Train, Dog Behaviorist, Dog Obedience Training, Dog Training
We are growing and will now be in the Virginia Beach area! For many people, dog training can be a must if you have a furry best friend, and Virginia Beach is no exception. Meet Our Newest Dog Trainer, Paul! Paul is our newest trainer at our new Virginia Beach... 
by Cassaundra West | Sep 24, 2020 | Dog Behaviorist
Ever wonder what is going on inside your pup’s head? What are they thinking? Let’s explore some of the thought processes of man’s best friend. At Wag Ur Tail Dog Training, we know that understanding how your dog thinks is important to developing a stronger bond... 
by Cassaundra West | Sep 13, 2020 | Dog Behaviorist, Dog Obedience School, Dog Obedience Training
At Wag Ur Tail Dog Training, we utilize positive training. What does that mean exactly? Positive training simply means that you can train your dog without violence or anger or fear. It means rewards are used rather than punishments. Dogs don’t think like we do. They...