"A Resource Super Center." This is how a friend of mine described her barnyard through the eyes of her mature, experienced, neutered male LGD.

It isn't possible to actually, for sure, know what a dog is feeling. Assumptions are made based on the body language of the dog, and possibly the environmental circumstance, and this absolutely pulls from the person's learned history with dogs and other animals.

Learn how to deal with an LGD barking at new livestock without using aversive training methods.

It is important to stay with dogs while they eat if resources are a concern for either dog. In this instance, I am giving Yeti a cue to...

#bensonmaremmastraining, In my career as an LGD training specialist, I work with some amazing people and wonderful dogs. What a privilege...

Working LGD Rescue & Sanctuary update

Learn what an LGD experiences and learns when tethered as a management/training tool.

My first clicker moments with worried Ms. Roo. I love to talk about and share the wonder of my training journey with dogs. For me, there...

This is Roo and Tucker the morning after they arrived; Roo is the brown girl, and Tucker is sleeping by the gate. The foster dogs arrived...