Mental Stimulation, also known in the dog training world as environmental enrichment, plays a huge part in a dogs life. Dogs need things to do- not only does it break up the mundane parts of the day, but it can help prevent some problem behaviors from starting (think: destructive chewing, excessive barking etc). Here's some easy things you can give your dog to do when you aren't home: Master the art of the stuffed kong! Have you ever seen those funny looking red rubber things

Before I started training and knew anything about animal behavior, I would have probably just found the first dog trainer I could if I needed help with my dogs. After all, isn't a dog trainer a dog trainer? It's very important for people to realize that Dog Training isn't regulated-anyone can call themselves a trainer. If you're reading this blog-you could legally call yourself a dog trainer and get paid to train dogs. There's also a fierce debate between trainers- Positive R

Had a blast last night at my dog training booth while at Woofstock 2017 (lake worth, fl). There were dog rescues there, awesome vendors, cool music and yummy food! I love doing these kinds of events! Stay tuned for my next one thats in two weeks at the South Florida Fairgrounds- South Florida Pet Expo in West Palm Beach, Fl. I'll have my dog training booth there with the opportunity to win a free training session and some prizes. More details to come soon! #justinbartlett #la

If your dog gets aggressive when you come near its food or bone, or doesn't let anyone come anywhere near you, this article is for you.

Sneak Peak of Xenia from Wellington FL, Therapy Dog in Training and her progress.

The Saturday after Thanksgiving, I had to do something I had been dreading and crying about for weeks. I had to put down my 13 year old Pit Bull, Lyla. Lyla came into my life about two years before, and had been passed around from owner to owner, until I finally gave her her forever home. At 13, she still had a lot of spunk left and it devastated me that I had to make that decision. The last few months of Lylas life, she started acting oddly and couldn't hold her bladder. Be

Are you pulling your hair out trying to potty train your puppy? Here's some tips to make your life a little easier.