Tips to Keep Your Deaf Dogs Safe
I can honestly say I have never lived with dogs like my deaf boxer boys Nitro, Bud and Axl Blu. [...]
I can honestly say I have never lived with dogs like my deaf boxer boys Nitro, Bud and Axl Blu. [...]
When deaf dog Riddick's mom shared her wonderful Facebook post "Thank you for rescuing me? Now what?" it immediately [...]
Discussing how to get started training your dog new behaviors, and introducing the concept of a marker- [...]
Our Deaf Dogs Rock Ambassador Erin Marion, from Down To Earth Dog Lady Training has some great tips below on [...]
Since I use "time out" training on my deaf dog Bud sometimes, I thought this would be some good training [...]
Lately I've been getting so many questions on our Deaf Dogs Rock Facebook page asking about how to tell [...]
Cooperative Crate Training with Fun Games by Natalie Rogers with K9 Concepts Training Australia It is no secret that [...]
How many of you know some dog breeds may be predisposed to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? Many herding breeds have a [...]
My Deaf Dog Goes Crazy on Walks...Barking, Pulling, Jumping by Terrie Hayward from PAW - Positive Animal Wellness Does [...]
The information I am sharing with you has nothing to do with "dominance" training or "the dominate Alpha-Wolf-Roll over" because [...]
Deaf Dogs Rock wants to welcome our friend and fellow deaf/blind dog advocate Rose Adler. Rose lives with a beautiful [...]
One of the most common emails I get here at DeafDogsRock.com is folks trying to crate train a dog [...]
Teaching your deaf or hearing dog how to sit on cue! Sit is a foundation behavior for [...]
Here at Deaf Dogs Rock we get the question often "Should I teach my deaf dog his/her name sign?" [...]
Games-based concept training for deaf dogs by Natalie Rogers What is concept training? Concept training focuses on how dogs perceive [...]
It’s time to create your own Morse Code! By: Erin Marion CPDT-KA, KPA-CTP From: Down To Earth Dog Lady [...]
Is Barking Driving You Bonkers? By Natalie Rogers with K9 Concepts Trainingin Australia. You can also check out Natalie's [...]
Thank you so much Savannah with Savvy Dog Training and Sydney her deaf dog who took the time to make [...]
When it comes to training deaf dogs, they can learn just as well as hearing dogs with just a slight [...]
From Christina Lee of Deaf Dogs Rock. Hi DDR Community! If your deaf dog is all of a sudden acting [...]
Since I get so many folks asking me about their deaf and hearing dogs going crazy the moment they walk [...]
BARKING! by Terrie Hayward Barking is one method of communication for dogs. When barking becomes problematic because it is excessive [...]
Let me start off by saying potty training is hard work but it needs to be your number one priority. [...]
We get so many emails here at DDR asking the question "where can I find a dog trainer who specializes [...]
Teaching the Cue: Wait in ASL by Savvy Dog Training - with Savannah This video shows you how [...]
Teaching the cue: Stay - Part 1 The first step to teaching the cue for "stay". Like a lot [...]
Training Topic: Jumping on People by Savannah of Savvy Dog Training Tips to help you when your dog jumps [...]
Lately I have been getting a lot of emails and messages concerning deaf dogs playing rough with the other dogs [...]
From Savannah with Savvy Dog Training Teaching your deaf or hearing dog to come and sit in front [...]
From Savannah with Savvy Dog Training: In this video this is how I taught Sydney to offer eye [...]
Savvy Dog Training - Teaching the deaf dog to "sit" SUBSCRIBE Teaching your dog how to sit on cue [...]
Why is it so important to teach your deaf and hearing dogs the "wait" sign cue? Because a dog knowing [...]
All of us deaf dog families know our worst fear is one of our deaf dogs getting loose. For this [...]
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" [...]
Our friend Kimberly Johnson and deaf boxer girl Molly McMuffin live in Florida and help Deaf Dogs Rock out from [...]
The term "Life hacking" refers to a shortcut, unknown tip, a novelty or a trick that may increase your [...]
When I saw Terrie's blog post about how she never taught her deaf dog the word "no" I could totally [...]
I want to thank Michelle Hunting who is the Author of "Come Boy!" for believing in me enough to ask [...]
This article by Paul Klein captures the essence of living with and training a deaf dog. Paul is right on [...]
From Christina: I have been sending out the following information in emails and private messages to new deaf dog [...]
I get so many emails each week asking me about training deaf dogs with vibrating collars that I thought [...]
Chris, Bowie, and I love to go to outside festivals, concerts, and pet expos on a regular basis, it is [...]
Wouldn't it be great to be able to participate in training sessions and demonstrations to take your deaf dog to [...]
Separation Anxiety is when deaf dogs are left alone unattended and they become destructive. If you leave your deaf dog alone [...]
Welcome guest blogger Terrie Hayward! Terrie is the owner of PAW-Positive Animal Wellness, LLC in Puerto Rico. She is a [...]
Many of our deaf dog owners in our Deaf Dogs Rock community have to deal with Separation Anxiety (SA) with [...]
By Christina Lee - DeafDogsRock.com Lately Chris, Bud, Nitro and I have been having so much fun inviting new deaf [...]
Update November 2015: This is a post I did three years ago when Chris, Nitro and I were fairly new [...]
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 in my issue of Modern Dog and I decided to look on-line to see if [...]
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