Beginning Sign Training
Lately I've been getting so many questions on our Deaf Dogs Rock Facebook page asking about how to tell [...]
Lately I've been getting so many questions on our Deaf Dogs Rock Facebook page asking about how to tell [...]
How many of you know some dog breeds may be predisposed to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? Many herding breeds have a [...]
Since I get so many folks asking me about their deaf and hearing dogs going crazy the moment they walk [...]
Why is it so important to teach your deaf and hearing dogs the "wait" sign cue? Because a dog knowing [...]
Tether Training Your Deaf Dogs by Christina Lee - Deaf Dogs Rock I personally think directional training is everything when [...]
Please welcome Lara Joseph who is a trainer, deaf dog guardian of Levi, and owner of The Animal Behavior Center, [...]
When our new deaf puppy Bowie got here he wanted to play "tug of war: with his leash every time [...]
One of the most important sign cues you can teach your deaf dog or hearing dog is the "watch me" [...]
I want to thank Michelle Hunting who is the Author of "Come Boy!" for believing in me enough to ask [...]
I can honestly say I have never lived with dogs like my deaf boxer boys Nitro and Bud. They are [...]
This article by Paul Klein captures the essence of living with and training a deaf dog. Paul is right on [...]
I get so many emails each week asking me about training deaf dogs with vibrating collars that I thought [...]
Separation Anxiety is when deaf dogs are left alone unattended and they become destructive. If you leave your deaf dog alone [...]
Shysie's Happy Tail written by Judy McKinney Meet Shysie (Native American for "The Silent One", which turns out she is [...]
Thanks to Dawn Peterson one of our Deaf Dogs Rock adopters for adopting Hocus Pocus who we had listed on [...]
I would like to welcome Lara Joseph K-9 trainer from The Animal Behavior Center in Sylvania. Ohio.Lara brings her training [...]
I ran across this article about how dogs should greet each other and thought it would give our readers something [...]
Last year I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Dog Trainer, Author, and Educator Michelle Hunting with the Kenyon [...]
By Bernard - Lima Chavez - From Dog & His Boy Blog Deaf dog Edison "listening" with his eyes and [...]
Please welcome our guest blogger Bernard - Lima Chavez from Dog and His Boy Blog. Old Dog and New Tricks [...]
Since we have five dogs here on the farm at our Deaf Dogs Rock office and we train both of [...]
I ran across this article and I thought it was written from a very realistic view point. Here on Deaf [...]
Since I am constantly searching for articles on deaf dogs, I thought our Deaf Dogs Rock readers would appreciate the [...]
Today I want to welcome our guest blogger Anne Murphy. Anne is an awesome deaf dog foster mom. Often Deaf [...]
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