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This is the 1st post in 2 part series. This first post discusses indoor activities that you can do with your dog instead of taking them for a walk. The goal of these indoor activities is to burn mental and/or physical energy without having to go outside.

Here are some idea of places you can go and activities you can do in order to keep your team from getting too rusty over the winter.

Want to include your dog in your holiday celebrations? Worried that you'll be inviting some canine chaos in addition to canine company? Don't have time for a big involved training plan that will take weeks to get results? Here are some tips to help reduce the chaos and seasonal stress. Puppy Perry taking a nap during Thanksgiving with 10+ people in the room 1 - Outlet First, Self Control Second Make sure you give your dog an outlet for their excitement and energy before your

Trigger stacking is when stress "stacks" on top of previous experiences. This post discusses what trigger stacking can look like with three case studies and what you can do about it.

Not every dog likes strange dogs and people. This post discusses the benefits of neutrality and gives strategies for slow introductions to polite people and dogs.

Observe & Report teaches your dog to notice something in their environment and report back to you. This post covers the game and some examples