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When good muzzle training goes bad, part 2
Inย part one of this series, I talked about the importance of keeping Pavlov front and center when muzzle training. This week, Iโm going to delve a little deeper into another common training mistake...
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When good muzzle training goes bad
If youโve been to one of my Muzzle Up! seminars, youโll be familiar with the following content. If youโve yet to attend one, get ready for some important information on how muzzle training can easily...
View ArticleColorful, comfortable BUMAS muzzles coming to the U.S.
Yesterday, I met up with a friend and colleague who recently got involved with the BUMAS muzzle company. For those who arenโt aware, BUMAS makes made-to-order, colorful, comfortable muzzles for all...
View ArticleMuzzles are a tool, not a green light to ignore criteria
Iโm currently on a flight to Albany, NY to give anotherย Muzzle Up! seminarย and, given the fact itโs a long flight, I thought Iโd tackle one question Iโm often asked: Willย a muzzle will improve a dogโs...
View ArticleMuzzle training: Cultivating calm
When a client reaches the point in their muzzle training where they can buckle the strap on the muzzle and the dog is comfortable, we beginย incorporatingย activities with movement: Target games, fetch,...
View ArticleHow long does muzzle training take? Wrong question.
Iโve encountered many clients whose dogs have such a negative association with a muzzle that they either leave the room when they see it, or are too afraid to approach it for food. This happens if...
View ArticleMuzzle Training: A proactive approach
โAct before the animal suffers.โ โ RSPCA Animal Welfare Act 2006 I creditย Chirag Patelย with bringing my attention to these words. I remember being struck at their poignancyย when I first heard them....
View ArticleMuzzle training: Not just about the muzzle
Many dogs who need to wear muzzles are also fearful of hands reaching, touching and restraining them on the face, ears and snout. Itโs a frustrating irony; after all, most muzzle training plans...
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Elevating Muzzle Training to a Higher Standard
ELLIE, EAGERLY ANTICIPATING HER MUZZLE TRAINING SESSION. ELLIEโS GUARDIAN IS CARA LYNNE MOYNES, OWNER OF PUP TENT IN TORONTO, ONTARIO. When I first launchedย The Muzzle Up! Project, I never predicted...
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Guest Post: Take the Two Week Muzzle Challenge
Many thanks toย Katie Grillaert, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA, CBATI, ofย Fetch Dog Trainingย andย Behaviorย for this guest blog post.ย Grillaert, who specializes in training fearful and aggressive dogs, also started a...
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One of these muzzles is not like the other
If a dog is trained to wear a muzzle, he should be able to wear any type of muzzle with ease. Right? Not necessarily. Some dogs are great generalizers. They easily apply their training to different...
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When good muzzle training goes bad, part 2
In part one of this series, I talked about the importance of keeping Pavlov front and center when muzzle training. This week, Iโm going to delve a little deeper into another common training mistake...
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When good muzzle training goes bad
If youโve been to one of my Muzzle Up! seminars, youโll be familiar with the following content. If youโve yet to attend one, get ready for some important information on how muzzle training can easily...
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Colorful, comfortable BUMAS muzzles coming to the U.S.
Yesterday, I met up with a friend and colleague who recently got involved with the BUMAS muzzle company. For those who arenโt aware, BUMAS makes made-to-order, colorful, comfortable muzzles for all...
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2017 at The Muzzle Up! Project
Itโs 2017, and The Muzzle Up! Project is heading into the new year with continuation of our advocacy education and training programs, plus some exciting updates to share along the way. Hereโs a guide...
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Muzzles are a tool, not a green light to ignore criteria
Iโm currently on a flight to Albany, NY to give another Muzzle Up! seminar and, given the fact itโs a long flight, I thought Iโd tackle one question Iโm often asked: Willย a muzzle will improve a dogโs...
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Muzzle training: Cultivating calmย
When a client reaches the point in their muzzle training where they can buckle the strap on the muzzle and the dog is comfortable, we beginย incorporatingย activities with movement: Target games, fetch,...
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How long does muzzle training take? Wrong question.
Iโve encountered many clients whose dogs have such a negative association with a muzzle that they either leave the room when they see it, or are too afraid to approach it for food. This happens if dogs...
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Announcing the Shelter Partners Program
Starting April 1, 2016, The Muzzle Up! Project will be launching and accepting participants in the Shelter Partners Program. The program is open to staff of all rescues and shelters. Muzzle training is...
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Muzzle Training: A proactive approach
Clients during a Muzzle Up! Online training session. โAct before the animal suffers.โ โ RSPCA Animal Welfare Act 2006 I credit Chirag Patel with bringing my attention to these words. I remember being...
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