Alpha Buddy Dog Training

05/20/2025

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05/20/2025

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05/02/2025

Daily Dog Training Tip: Teach the ‘Place’ Command
“Place” gives your dog structure, calm, and confidence in busy environments.
Use a mat or bed and reward them for staying until released.
It’s a game-changer for over-excitement, guests at the door, and impulse control.

04/29/2025

Daily Dog Training Tip: Build Engagement at Feeding Time

Turn meals into a training opportunity!
Ask your dog for a simple command (like “sit” or “eye contact”) before setting down their food bowl.
This builds focus, patience, and trust—and strengthens your bond every day

Feeding time isn’t just about food—it’s a powerful moment to build focus, patience, and connection with your dog.
Before you set the bowl down, ask for a simple behavior like “sit” or “watch me.”
Daily practice = stronger bond + better engagement. Small habits create BIG results!

04/28/2025

Daily Dog Training Tip: Calm Before the Walk
Don’t let the leash = chaos!
Teach your dog to sit calmly before clipping on the leash and stepping out.
Starting with calm energy leads to a calmer, more enjoyable walk for both of you.

Most leash problems start before you even leave the house.
Teach your dog to earn the walk by sitting calmly before you clip on the leash.
Calm beginnings create calm adventures!

04/22/2025

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04/19/2025

Tip of the day

Separation Anxiety Edition
Don’t make a big deal out of leaving or coming home.
The more boring you make your exits and entrances, the less anxious your dog will feel.
Try ignoring your pup for 10–15 minutes before you leave and after you return.
This helps teach them that your absence isn’t scary—it’s just part of the routine.