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I can’t tell you how many times I have been asked, how do I get my dog to bring me his/her ball and drop it. Many dog owners would play with their doggies more if the doggies didn’t run and around and play keep away, until you just don’t want to try to play with [...]

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If I could I would shout to the world this answer over and over again. Whether you have a dog with behavior problems or not, formally training your dog is the single most important gift you can give them and yourself.
Dogs and puppies are creatures of habit just like us humans. So, anything done consistently [...]

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Distraction work is teaching the dog that he/she has to do the commands no matter what is going on around them.

Have the dog in a stationary position (sit, down, place). 
First begin with small distraction, example: bouncing a ball, clapping your hands. If the dog gets up, calmly gather your leash and correct the dog [...]

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Come:
This command comes very easily because the dog wants to come to you. Put dog in a sit or down and then do walking away get in front of the dog and face him. With your left hand take your arm out and scoop it in towards your chest saying the word come. Motivate [...]

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