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• Choke Chains and Moving Too Quickly - Mistakes When Working With Aggression.

  This is another installment in my series about mistakes in working with aggressive dogs. I have tremendous success with my aggression cases and have been helping dogs overcome aggression for over 6 years. There are strategies that you can use that can make the situation worse. I want you to avoid doing that and help your dog become more comfortable faster. ... Posted Mar 21 2008, 01:30 AM by Jeff Millman with | with no comments Filed under: corrections for dogs, dog aggression, aggressive dogs, onleash aggression, abusive dog trainers, dog body sensitivity, dog growling, choke chains, territorial aggression, positive reinforcement dog training, dog afraid of people, Fear aggression, alpha rolls

• Losing Your Cool With Dogs is Never Cool

  I saw something horrifying on Saturday. I was working with two of my fantastic clients and their Bernese Mountain Dog puppy. I was hired to help McIntire with a bit of fear around men, hand shyness, and other assorted issues such as teaching him to have... Posted Feb 11 2008, 12:52 AM by Jeff Millman with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: corrections for dogs, off leash work, dog aggression, onleash aggression, shock collars, choke chains, abusive dog trainers, dog growling, radio show, dog afraid of people

• Miss an Episode of My Dog Training Radio Show?

  If you missed any of my shows, you can listen to any of the archived shows. If you select more than one show, make sure you pause the previous show or they will both play at the same time. Enjoy! ... Posted Jan 24 2008, 09:45 PM by Jeff Millman with | with no comments Filed under: being a good dog trainer, barking dogs, dog aggression, aggressive dogs, onleash aggression, desensitization, dog training strategies, dog exercise, my dog is eating my Christmas tree dog training radio show, holiday dog training tips, destroying Christmas tree, destruction, fearful puppies, demand barking, dogs and babies, having a baby, pre-baby dog training strategies, Free dog training tips, daily training tips, advanced dog training, dog training radio show, dog afraid of people, distractions

• Your Dog Barks Out of the Window? That Could Lead to Aggression.

  Barrier Frustration can occur if a dog is behind a window, fence, or on leash and is not allowed to interact with the environment. After a while, she may get frustrated and aggressive. One indicator of Barrier Frustration having a part in aggression is... Posted Jan 14 2008, 12:22 AM by Jeff Millman with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: barking dogs, dog aggression, aggressive dogs, onleash aggression, desensitization, radio show, socializing a puppy, demand barking, dog afraid of people, barrier frustration

• Is Your Dog Aggressive Around Other Dogs?

  Is your dog aggressive, or do you want to learn what to do to help your new dog be comfortable around dogs as he gets older? You have two ways of addressing these questions. One: You can listen to my radio show titled "Dog to Dog Aggression Strategies... Posted Jan 13 2008, 01:24 AM by Jeff Millman with | with no comments Filed under: barking dogs, dog aggression, aggressive dogs, onleash aggression, radio show, socializing a puppy

• Dogs Don't Live Long Enough

  It has been a rough couple of months with dogs that I know passing away prematurely. Two of my client's wonderful dogs died of cancer at a very young age. I hear more and more stories about this happening and it is difficult to know if it is happening... Posted Jan 06 2008, 02:49 PM by Jeff Millman with | with no comments Filed under: onleash aggression, dog diseases, chocolate, dog food, health issues, raw food, toxins for dogs, brush teeth

• To Sit or Not to Sit - Helping a dog with dog-dog aggression

  I work with dog-dog aggression a lot. I get lots of practice in the congested city of Chicago, and I use techniques that work. As with any training topic, there are many competing strategies out there, but I urge you to think about the psychology of anxiety... Posted Oct 09 2007, 10:45 PM by Jeff Millman with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: barking dogs, dog aggression, aggressive dogs, onleash aggression