Welcome to day 3 of Bark Week, which happens to be Wordless Wednesday (which, as you know by now, I can never accomplish). If you need to catch up, day 1 was all about how to get your dog to stop barking on cue, and day 2 focused on demand barking. For today's installment, I wanted to share a video of a barking behavior that happened every single time we came home - and not just us, either,
Demand barking: What it is and how to curb it!
Welcome to Bark Week Day 2! If you missed yesterday's post, head on over and read all about how to get your dog to stop barking on cue. For today, though, this one was requested many times, and it's a big problem we have: demand barking! So, what is demand barking? Just like a toddler throwing a tantrum in the candy aisle at the grocery store, this behavior is barkbarkbarking for
“Cooper, enough!” (aka, How to get your dog to stop barking on cue)
Welcome to the first installment of Bark Week! Barking has always been a constant in this house. Lucas has a huge bark, which when combined with his reactivity, means lots and lots of barking at every noise on the street. Cooper, though. Oh, Cooper. We thought Lucas was a big barker until Cooper came around. The big difference between the two of them? I mean, other than the fact that Cooper
Happy Halloween from the cast of The Cat in the Hat (well, except the cat)
Oh, the outtakes on this one... (click to enlarge) Newt HATED the hat. She didn't mind the tie, though: Hope you have a fun, safe weekend! Happy Halloween!! Keep up with the dogs, cats, and kids of OMD over on Instagram. I post tips, tricks, and lots for fun nearly every day. I’d love to see you (and your pets!) there: Join us on Instagram!
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