Darwin Dogs Training Articles

When training your dog, the first place you start actually isn't where you might think. Discover the starting point for easier dog training

Reactive and aggressive dogs can be terrifying. Discover 5 ways to begin your dog on the path to recovery in our article on dog behavior.

Walking a dog who is reactive can be a frustrating and sometimes scary experience. Discover methods to train your dog to be calmer on walks.

Enhance your dog's impulse control with our proven positive training tips for better behavior and a happier pup.

Dog training can be difficult if your dog lacks impulse control. Learn how basic impulse control can create positive results in dog training

In the excitement of adding a dog or puppy to your family, you may be stressing your pup. Learn 10 ways you may be overwhelming your new dog

Training your dog can be confusing & lead to frustration. Setting dog training goals creates a guide for you and your dog. Learn how.

With more dogs having anxiety, dog owners are desperate to help their pups be calm. Discover the 5 tips I give when training anxious dogs.

Car ride with your dog seem like Mad Max: Fury Road? Or even The Exorcist? Learn how to fix your dog's car etiquette & enjoy road trips.

Dog training success depends upon your dog getting activity. But what if it's too hot outside? Check out our tips for hot weather activity.

We all know dogs get stressed and anxious during fireworks. Discover how to help manage your dog's anxiety on July 4 in our latest article.

Dog training misinformation causes so much frustration & confusion among new dog owners. Let's bust up some dog training myths. Learn more.

Dog behavior vs. dog training: what's the difference? Learn why it's integral to know the differences, and how Piloting your dog can help.

Discouraged by your dog's behavior? Discover the 6 common mistakes sabotaging your dog's behavior, and how to correct them confidently.

Mental work is necessary for your dog's health, but how do give your dog the enrichment they need? Discover easy ways in our latest article.

We label dogs as “aggressive” or “dog reactive”. Let’s take a look at what goes through the workings of flight or fight responses in dogs

Thinking of skipping out on that walk?

I had a few options with Sparta: listen to what she was trying to tell me, or choose to rail against reality.

No, your dog isn't acting out of spite. Learn the reasons behind your pup's behaviors, and how to address them without punitive measures.