We have some exciting news!  We are getting ready to launch our new online community: “The Good Dog Movement.” It will be the perfect place for dog owners and trainers to connect, learn, and grow. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, you’ll find valuable resources, expert advice, and a supportive environment to enhance your dog training journey, all from the convenience of your home. You’ll have the expert wisdom of renowned dog behaviorist, Angie Woods at your fingertips.

The community will feature a range of interactive forums, training videos, and insightful blog posts. Join webinars and workshops led by Angie herself,  and collaborations with other trainers and share your own experiences and successes. At Good Dog Movement, we’re all about celebrating every step of dog training, together.

Click the graphic to learn more about how to start your journey to becoming a more informed and effective dog owner. Let’s make every dog a good dog, one paw at a time!

Visit us at www.gooddogmovement.com and be one of the first to join our new online community!

 

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Show off your love for your dog by rocking some of our new U.S. Canine/Dog Psychology 101 apparel. Available in several different style options, we have something for everyone. Hurry and pick one up before they’re gone! With the holidays approaching, these can also be the perfect gift for someone in love with their furry friends. Check out our many different designs and order your apparel today!

Bringing Home a New Dog

There are many things to consider when making the decision to bring a new dog into your life. It is very important to begin this new relationship on the right foot…

Laser Pointer Syndrome in Dogs

Laser pointers may initially seem like a great way to exercise your dog. Unfortunately, they can cause serious problems for their future…

Why Some Dogs Are Afraid of Men

Some dogs are afraid of people in general, but men in particular intimidate shy and nervous dogs. Why is that? What is it about men that makes them uneasy?

A Dog’s Work vs. Vacation

Do you work before you get a vacation?  Are you tired when you get home after a long day at work?  Has your day been mentally taxing?  Were you using a lot of brain power?  Does anyone feel sorry for you for putting in a good day at work? Well, dogs need work too…

Seasonal Dog Allergies

It’s that time of the year again, and while you may be noticing the changes in the plant life, you might also be noticing some unpleasant changes in your four-legged friends. While your pet can be sensitive to allergens all year round, it is said that about 10 to 20 percent of dogs show signs of Spring time allergies. Just like humans, our pets can be very sensitive to outdoor allergens such as trees, grass and weed pollens, dust, house and storage mites, fleas, and indoor and outdoor molds…

Does Your Dog Get Enough Exercise?

People are always curious to know if their dog is getting an adequate amount of exercise. Exercise is one of the most vital parts of owning a dog, and it is very important to know if you’re providing it in the correct way, and meeting your dogs overall physical needs…

Dog Heaven or Pup Prison? 

Imagine yourself in a perfect room, designed just for you. Your favorite scented candle burning on a shelf, the perfect chair or sofa, your favorite song playing, your favorite drink on the coffee table next to your favorite snack, everything exactly the way you want it. Sounds pretty amazing, doesn’t it?…

Puppy Mills: Why They Exist & How to Stop Them

Puppy mills, for those who don’t yet know, are entities that breed puppies for profit and have extremely poor living conditions for the dogs they are breeding and their pups. There’s a reason pet stores across America don’t advertise where they get their puppies and kittens from: no one would buy them… 

Dog Psychology vs. Human Psychology

When learning to train your dog, one of the most important concepts to understand is dog psychology and how it compares to human psychology. Living as a dog is ultimately a whole different way of being. Understanding dog psychology is the first step to being the dog owner your dog dreams of.

Why Walk Your Dog?

One of the first questions I ask new clients is: “How much do you exercise your dog?” Many people just resort to telling me what a large backyard they have. I tell them to stay in the house and yard and then I’ll come back and check on them in about a week. No work. No school. No stores, etc; only the house and the yard. Would you have cabin fever? Wouldn’t you feel cooped up and bored?

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