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Dee Green has been a professional dog trainer and canine behavior consultant for more than 20 years. She specializes in puppies up to 18 months, and fearful, anxious, and reactive dogs of all ages.

Puppy Crate Training First Step

July 15, 2024

The single most important behavior for puppies learning to enjoy their crate is the ability to walk into the crate

By: Dee Green

Dogs Learn From Scent, First

July 4, 2024

Familiarity with scent prior to direct exposure reduces anxiety in dogs, in my experience. They’re less likely to react and

By: Dee Green

Loose-Leash FUN!

June 17, 2024

Leashed walking is the puppy skill that guardians who contact me seem to struggle with the most. Few puppies are

By: Dee Green

My Puppy Destroyed Her Bed. Now What?

May 20, 2024

In a recent post in a puppy behavior group, virtually everyone said the ONLY solution to this problem is to

By: Dee Green

Easy Daily Enrichment for Puppies and Dogs

May 14, 2024

The easiest enrichment happens at meal times. Puppies need to eat 3 or more times a day while they’re young.

By: Dee Green

A Nest Bed Can Change a Puppy or Dog’s Life

February 25, 2024

Dogs are hardwired to seek “dens” for sleep. A den in this context is a small space they can curl

By: Dee Green

Dogs Dig Dens

February 21, 2024

This is Bret. He won the dog lottery. When Bret was adopted, he was in a fragile emotional state. His

By: Dee Green

Killing Dogs with Kindness

February 21, 2024

I met Johnnie at age 8, shortly after he’d been re-homed. His new family called me because he’d been “a

By: Dee Green

Find Your Reactive Dog’s Safe Zone

February 21, 2024

The first step in desensitizing a reactive dog to the presence of a trigger is determining how far that dog

By: Dee Green

House Training Tips for Busy Pet Parents

February 20, 2024

There are many myths and urban legends surrounding house training on the Internet. Many involve potentially damaging ideas like correcting/punishing

By: Dee Green

How to Teach Your Dog to Self-Calm

February 14, 2024

Dogs don’t come pre-programmed for calm. It’s a learned behavior, especially in stimulating environments. For dogs to learn to self-control,

By: Dee Green

One and Done!

February 14, 2024

Dogs are primarily physical communicators (body language). Humans are primarily verbal.  When our dogs fail to respond as desired to

By: Dee Green

Changing Dog Opinions

February 11, 2024

Reactive dogs don’t stop being reactive because they’re punished. Yanking a leash, or yelling “no” at a dog can interrupt

By: Dee Green

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