Helping a child overcome his fear of dogs
Should you feed your dog before going to training class?
Does your dry dog food contain corn?

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APDT Conference Attendees!

If you attended the recent APDT Conference In Cincinnati, you are eligible to receive a free e-book copy of Juvenile Delinquent Dogs.  Check your tote bag for the flyer we included that provides the download link.

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Many thanks to Smarter You, Happier Dog  for quoting our book on their Facebook page with this graphic!
 

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Feel free to contact us with questions or issues you may be having with your dog, feedback about our products or website or anything else dog related.  You can reach us through our contact form here or you can call Ed at 720-262-3740 and Sue at 720-279-4663.  
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We would like to wish a very happy holiday season to each of you! 

If you are looking for a gift for your dog-loving friends and family, may we suggest a copy of our Juvenile Delinquent Dogs book? Or perhaps our Ask the Trainer e-book, our Basic Training Online Course, or our online Jumping Online Training Module

 
Product Updates:  Member Area for Juvenile Delinquent Dogs Book Owners

Articles added this month:
  • PART TWO: PROBLEM BEHAVIORS - Fear of children: Helping a child overcome his fear of dogs
  • CHAPTER 1:  SETTING EXPECTATIONS - YOUR DOG’S NEEDS: Nutrition and Weight Management: Does your dry dog food contain corn?
  • CHAPTER 3: TRAINING TECHNIQUES - TRAINING SESSIONS: Should you feed your dog before going to training class?

Helping a child overcome his fear of dogs
 
We drove to Minnesota to spend the week of Thanksgiving with my family. Romeo is accustomed to a quiet household, so a house full of adults and my nephews ranging from 4 years to college-age, is quite different for him. But he was very well-behaved and adjusted quite well to the change in environment.

Romeo posing for a photo with my nephew at Thanksgiving

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Should you feed your dog before going to training class?
 
According to a new blog post on The Bark, we should consider feeding our dogs before going to training so they perform better. The November 8, 2012, post “The Importance of Eating Breakfast” by JoAnna Lou refers to a study conducted at the University of Kentucky.

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Does your dry dog food contain corn?
 
We could argue whether corn is good for your dog or not in the first place, but that’s not the point I want to get at today. The condition of the corn in your dog food is what is of concern here. In the November issue of The Whole Dog Journal, there is an article titled “Corn-Containing Dog Food at Increased Risk of Aflatoxin.”
 

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Sue Brown, MNM, CDBC, CPDT-KA and Ed Soehnel, The wife/husband team of The Light of Dog, with Romeo, our Vizsla. 

Sue conducts all training for Love My Dog Training, our business in metro-Denver, Colorado, since 2004. Sue has been providing dog training and behavior counseling since 1996. She is a Certified Dog Behavior Consultant and Certified Professional Dog Trainer with over 15 years of experience. She is author of Juvenile Delinquent Dogs: The Complete Guide to Saving Your Sanity and Successfully Living with Your Adolescent Dog, Ask The Trainer: Answers to common questions about dog training and behavior issues, including jumping, leash manners, aggression, fearfulness, and morehas written for the APDT Chronicle of the Dog, and was a contributor to the book The Association of Pet Dog Trainers Top Tips from Top Trainers: 1001 Practical Tips and Techniques for Successful Dog Care and Training published in 2010. She also writes a bimonthly Ask the Trainer column for the Colorado Greyhound Adoption newsletter and is the the Co-Founder of the Colorado Dog Trainers Network, which provides networking, training and dog -related education, business education, and referral sources for trainers in Colorado. Her designations include: approved Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Evaluator; Certified Dog Behavior Consultant through the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants; Certified Professional Dog Trainer through the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers; and, a Professional Member and the Greeter for the State of Colorado of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers.

Ed’s background is leading companies from startup through exit.  He has a strong skill set in product development, marketing and sales.  He splits his time between working on The Light Of Dog and Love My Dog Training , and working with startups and early-stage B2C and B2B2C companies.  More about Ed can be found on his website

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