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Foster #sheltie Megan (on medical hold) is multitasking for T👅T and #TrainingTipTuesday 😃

X-pens can be opened to create a long barrier to keep your Sheltie out of restricted areas when you can’t supervise, when house training, or for safety due to medical conditions, vision loss, etc. #DogSafety
Image of a grey,black, tan and white Sheltie standing on a soft white mat on one side of an X-pen gate.
September 23, 2025 at 6:26 PM
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September Feline Chat & Chuckle with Ingrid Johnson
Topic: Cooperative Care Strategies for Medicating #Cats
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#cooperativecare #TrainingTipTuesday
September 2, 2025 at 3:38 PM
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February 4, 2025 at 4:14 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
🐾 Training Tip Tuesday 🐾
Trying to stop an unwanted behavior?
Start by asking: “What would I rather my dog do instead?”
🎯 Focus on the behaviors you want more of.
Let’s stop chasing problems and start building skills. 💛

#ReadyPupGo #TrainingTipTuesday #EnrichmentWins #PuppyHelp #ForceFreeTraining
Training tips for dogs: Encourage desired behavior. For jumping, reinforce paws on floor. For couch chewing, offer a chew toy. For barking, use a snuffle mat or "watch me" game.
March 25, 2025 at 7:05 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Overstimulation leads to nipping, zoomies, and barking.
A calm-down zone gives your puppy a predictable place to reset. 🐶

#TrainingTipTuesday #DogTrainerWA #pnwDogs #pnwPuppy #ReadyPupGo #SeattleDogs #SeattlePuppies #SnohomishCounty
Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner at the top. Heading reads “GIVE THEM A RESET SPACE.” A circular photo in the center shows a puppy playpen setup with a crate inside, bedding, toys, and chews in a cozy living area. Text below reads: “A calm zone gives your puppy a safe, quiet place to relax, not a ‘time-out’ or punishment spot.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner at the top. Heading reads “GIVE THEM A RESET SPACE.” A circular photo in the center shows a puppy playpen setup with a crate inside, bedding, toys, and chews in a cozy living area. Text below reads: “A calm zone gives your puppy a safe, quiet place to relax, not a ‘time-out’ or punishment spot.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “WHAT YOU NEED.” Bullet points list: • A pen, gated area, or crate (door open if possible) • A chew, lick mat, or stuffed Kong • Soft bedding or a cozy mat • Optional: white noise or a fan to block busy-house sounds Decorative images include a Kong toy, a bully stick, and a pink lick mat. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “STEP-BY-STEP.” Numbered list says: Make it a happy place: Add chews or a lick mat to build positive feelings. Use it before your puppy gets overtired: Move your puppy here at the first signs of overstimulation. Aim for calm → then sleep: Most puppies will naturally drift into a nap after a few minutes of calm chewing or licking. Keep transitions smooth: Let your puppy come out when they wake up relaxed. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom.
December 9, 2025 at 5:01 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
#TrainingTipTuesday

Teach Touch! Turn nose boops into instant focus anywhere. It’s a kind, low-pressure way to move your pup and build foundations for recall and polite greetings.

#positivereinforcement #fearforcefree #R+Training
A dark square slide with the header tag “#TRAININGTIPTUESDAY.” Large title text reads “TEACH ‘TOUCH’.” A white line-art doodle shows a happy puppy sitting and leaning its nose toward an outstretched human hand, suggesting a nose-to-palm target. Sub-text says, “Turn nose boops into instant focus anytime, anywhere.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Text-based slide on a charcoal background labeled “WHY IT MATTERS,” listing benefits in bullets: builds fast focus in distracting spots; moves your pup without grabbing or nagging; calms frantic energy with a simple job to do; foundations for recall, leash skills, and polite greetings. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Checklist slide titled “WHAT YOU NEED” with three items: tiny, tasty treats (pea-size); a clear marker (“Yes!” or a click); one empty hand as the target (flat or slightly cupped, at nose level). Simple white doodles of a treat bag, a clicker, and an open hand decorate the left side. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom.
August 19, 2025 at 4:04 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
A marker word (“YES!”) shows your puppy the exact moment they did the right thing.
This makes learning faster and clearer. 🐾

#ClickerTraining #TrainingTipTuesday #DogTrainerWA #pnwDogs #pnwPuppy #ReadyPupGo #SeattleDogs #SeattlePuppies #SnohomishCounty #SnohomishDogs #SnohomishPuppies #SnohomishWA
Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner at the top. Large white text reads “MARK THE MOMENT.” Below is a simple white line-art drawing of a clicker with a paw print. Text underneath says: “A marker tells your puppy, ‘YES! THAT was it!’ the exact second they do the right thing.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom.
December 2, 2025 at 5:04 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
5 min/day builds confident, calm walks. Try it! 🐶✨
This closing slide repeats the teal “#TRAININGTIPTUESDAY” banner and features the headline “YOUR NEXT MOVE.” Beneath, three bullet points in white text suggest practicing the game five minutes daily, using it inside, outdoors, or pre-walk, and noting that over time the pup will associate leash with fun and stop biting. A bonus line at the bottom encourages using the game before real walks to build calm, cooperative clip-ons. A heart outline with a paw print graphic and the Ready, Pup, Go! logo finish the design.
July 29, 2025 at 4:04 PM
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Playing now on the PPG #podcast:
Hoof Care for Fearful Equids with Michelle Martiya
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Hoof Care for Fearful Equids with Michelle Martiya by PPG Podcast
In this special episode, Niki Tudge hosts Equid Division Chair Michelle Martiya in a discussion about providing hoof care to fearful equids. Enjoy!
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June 10, 2025 at 5:48 PM
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In Case You Missed It...Now on the Pets and Their People blog:
Easy Steps to Train a New Behavior
"The more places you practice, the better and more reliable your pet’s response will be!" - Niki Tudge
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Easy Steps to Train a New Behavior - Pet Professional Guild
At DogNostics Education, we follow a simple method for each behavior we teach. This training plan is very effective and fun when used with the
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July 15, 2025 at 8:09 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Stop hiding the nail clippers! It only fuels suspicion! Dogs read routines, so surprise clippers spark stress. 🐶✂️

#CooperativeCare #Dogtraining #Positivereinforcement
Charcoal background with a teal “#TrainingTipTuesday” badge at top left. Centered bold white text reads “Stop Hiding the Nail Clippers.” Below, smaller white text says “When you sneaky hide grooming tools, your pup already knows something’s up!” A white circular arrow icon sits in the bottom right, Ready, Pup, Go! logo at bottom-center. Charcoal background. Teal badge “#TrainingTipTuesday” top left; white headline “The Problem” centered. Three white bullet points prefaced by red “X” icons read: “Dogs are experts at routines and hiding the clippers breaks your usual pattern,” “Hands behind your back? Your dog might have instant suspicion!” and “Suspicion fuels stress, making nail trims ten times harder!” A cartoon of a person holding clippers behind their back with a wary pug looking on appears on the right. Charcoal background. Teal badge top left; white title “Show Tools First.” Three numbered steps in white with pastel circles: “Pull out the clippers and set them in plain sight.” “Let your pup sniff, inspect, and get comfortable.” “Mark and reward for any calm interest in the clippers.” A photo of a puppy sniffing the floor and a green-handled clipper graphic appear under the text. Background photo of a person gently holding a paw and clippers, darkened by a translucent charcoal overlay. Teal badge “#TrainingTipTuesday” top left; white title “Go Slow.” Underneath in white: “Ready for the next step? ‘Air Clip’ near the paw.” A rounded rectangle overlay contains: “Gently open and close the clippers near your pup. If your pup is comfortable with paws being held, you can gently hold their paw. Mark and reward for staying calm each time you pretend clip.” White circular arrow icon sits bottom right.
July 1, 2025 at 6:02 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Setting up a calm-down zone?
Choose a quiet space near the household action, add a comfy bed and a chew, and use it proactively.
Most puppies nap within minutes. 😴

#SnohomishDogs #SnohomishPuppies #SnohomishWA #SnohomishWashington #PuppyTrainerWA #FearFreeTraining #ScienceBasedDogTraining
Dark gray slide with teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “YOUR NEXT MOVE.” Text says: “Choose a spot that’s quiet but not isolated. Somewhere your puppy can rest while still feeling connected to the household. Incorporate this routine after play times.” Below, bold text reads: “Having a place where your puppy feels safe gives you space.” A teal heart and paw doodle appears on the right. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom.
December 9, 2025 at 5:01 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
New pup + resident pets = potential chaos unless you prep and pace the intros. Scent swaps, gated sightings, and treats set the stage for calm first meetings. 🐶🐱

#positivereinforcement #puppytraining #multipet #forcefearfree
Dark charcoal background with a teal “#TRAININGTIPTUESDAY” banner at top. Large white text reads “MEET & TREAT: TURNING STRANGERS INTO HOUSEMATES.” Smaller white text to the right says “Bring your new pup home without the drama and set everyone up for good vibes from day one!” A simple white line-art doodle shows a puppy sniffing a larger dog in an open doorway, with the Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Charcoal background, teal “#TRAININGTIPTUESDAY” badge at top. White headline: “WHY SLOW INTRODUCTIONS MATTER.” Three bullet points in white: • Dogs & cats read routines: sneaky sneak reveals spark anxiety. • First impressions set the tone for years of harmony. • Gradual, positive pairings foster curiosity rather than conflict. At top right, a white line-art doodle shows a cat on the left and a puppy on the right peeking through a gate, with a small heart above. Ready, Pup, Go! logo bottom-center. Charcoal background, teal badge at top. Bold white title: “PREP BEFORE THE MEET!” Three numbered points in white and italic highlights: Neutral territory: Have existing pets in one room, gates closed. Pack your treats: High-value goodies for all animals. Scent swap: Rub a towel on your pup and leave it where your current pets nap; swap in their scent too. A small white doodle of bones, paw prints, and hearts decorates the lower right. Logo bottom-center.
July 8, 2025 at 6:02 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
🐾 Training Tip Tuesday 🐾
Not all rewards are food — toys can be just as powerful!
Play taps into your pup’s natural drives (chase, tug, fetch).

#forcefreetraining #positivereinforcement #puppytrainingtips #puppytraining #puppyproblems #puppyblues #puppyschool #puppytrainer #puppylove
Black background with teal banner “#TrainingTipTuesday.” Illustration of a Shih Tzu puppy tugging on a rope toy held by a human hand. Text: “Toys as Reinforcers. Did you know play can be just as powerful as treats?” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at bottom. Black background with teal banner. Title: “Why It Matters.” Bullets: Not all rewards are food; Play taps into natural drives (chase, tug, fetch); Switching between food and toys keeps training fun and engaging. Black background with teal banner. Title: “What You Need.” List: Pup’s favorite toy (rope, squeaker, ball); A quiet space; A clear skill/goal to practice. White line drawings of toys and a target icon.
September 16, 2025 at 4:03 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
✨ Low Effort, High Reward Crate Hack:
1️⃣ Stuff a Kong
2️⃣ Close crate for 10 sec
3️⃣ Open before it’s done
4️⃣ Repeat daily. Pup learns: Crate = Party! 🎉
Quick win, no stress.
#ReadyPupGo #TrainingTipTuesday
Graphic reading ‘Low Effort, High Reward Crate Hack - Build crate love in 10 seconds a day’ with Ready, Pup, Go! logo. Step-by-step guide on how to build crate value with a stuffed Kong. Four steps: 1) Stuff Kong or similar, 2) Place in crate & close door for 10 seconds, 3) Open door before Kong is finished, 4) Repeat daily and gradually increase time. German Shepherd puppy in wire crate licking a Kong. Overlaid text: ‘Why? → Pup learns: Crate = Party! Short bursts of jackpot rewards are a quick way to make the crate a valuable rewarding place to be. Graphic that says: Want more easy training wins? Follow @readypupgo. ‘Follow Us For More’ in large text with Ready, Pup, Go! logo.
June 3, 2025 at 10:01 AM
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🐾 Training Tip Tuesday 🐾
Puppies learn best in short bursts — think 1–2 minutes max!
It’s better to train often in tiny sessions than long marathons.

#forcefreetraining #positivereinforcement #puppytrainingtips #puppytraining #puppyproblems #puppyblues #puppyschool #puppytrainer #puppylove
Black background with teal banner “#TrainingTipTuesday.” Illustration of a happy puppy sitting, being offered a treat by a hand. A clock with paw prints shows time. Text: “Keep it short & sweet. Puppies learn best in 1–2 minute bursts!” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at bottom. Black background with teal banner. Title: “Why It Matters.” Bullets: Puppies have short attention spans; Ending early keeps training fun; Short sessions fit easily into daily routines. Black background with teal banner. Title: “Step-by-Step.” Four steps: Pick one skill; Train for 1–2 minutes (5–6 reps max); End on a success; Celebrate with play! Pro Tip: Leave your pup wanting more, not worn out. Black background with teal banner. Title: “What You Need.” List: Handful of soft treats; A quiet space; A clear goal (sit, touch, down, etc.). Line art of treats and a target icon.
September 9, 2025 at 4:03 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
🐾 Training Tip Tuesday 🐾

Start training at 8 weeks! Your puppy’s tiny sponge brain is soaking it all up!
The very first skill? Name recognition. ✨

#forcefreetraining #positivereinforcement
Black background with teal banner “#TrainingTipTuesday.” Illustration of a puppy with a sponge block on its head. Text reads: “Start at 8 weeks. Your tiny sponge is ready to learn today. ✨ Training starts the day your puppy comes home!” Logo at bottom: Ready, Pup, Go! Black background with teal banner. Title: “Step-by-Step.” Four numbered instructions: Say your pup’s name once; Mark + treat when your pup looks; Toss a treat to reset; Repeat 5–6 times. Pro Tip: Never use their name to scold — make it always predict good things. Black background with teal banner. Title: “Why It Matters.” Bulleted text: Socialization period (3–12 weeks) is the most critical for shaping behavior; early training builds confidence, focus, and good habits; waiting means missing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Black background with teal banner. Title: “What You Need.” List: 5–10 soft treats, a quiet space, and your marker (“Yes!” or a clicker). Small line-art illustrations of a treat pouch and clicker.
August 26, 2025 at 4:11 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
A reinforcer is anything your dog wants to earn, not what you think they should like.

#TrainingTipTuesday #DogTrainingAdvice #EthicalDogTraining
#ForceFreeTraining #KindDogTraining #PositivePuppyTraining #PuppyTrainer #PuppyTrainingHelp #PuppyTrainingTips #TrainYourDog
“Only Your Dog Knows What’s Rewarding.” White line art doodle of a golden retriever puppy sitting between a tennis ball and a treat, looking toward the ball. Text reads: “A reinforcer is anything your dog will work to earn, not what you think they should like.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. “Why It Matters.” Text with three bullet points: “Not all rewards are created equal.” “What’s reinforcing changes by mood, context, or energy level.” “The more reinforcers you discover, the easier training becomes.” Title: “What You Need.” Photographs of various dog treats, toys, and enrichment tools (puzzle toy, plush squirrels, rubber chew, rope ball). Text reads: “Variety of treat textures. Toys, games, and social time. Curiosity! Let your dog show you what works.” Title: “Step-by-Step.” Text lists four steps: Make a list of what your dog loves. Watch which ones make behavior repeat. Use those to train! Rotate and mix them to keep motivation high.
October 21, 2025 at 4:07 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Training Tip Tuesday 🐾
Puppy nipping is normal — puppies don’t automatically know that human skin is sensitive.

Bite inhibition teaches pressure control by making the outcome clear: some bites keep play going, others don’t.

#TrainingTipTuesday #dogs #PositiveReinforcement #FearForceFree
Dark background with the heading “Soft Mouth, Safe Hands.” A simple white line-art illustration shows a small puppy sitting and gently mouthing a human hand. The puppy’s posture appears relaxed, not aggressive. Text below explains that nipping is normal puppy behavior and that learning how hard is “too hard” takes practice. Ready, Pup, Go! logo appears at the bottom. Dark background with the heading “Why It Matters.” Bullet points explain that puppies do not automatically know human skin is sensitive, that bite inhibition teaches puppies to control pressure before adult teeth come in, that good bite control reduces the risk of injury later in life, and that understanding this learning process helps reduce guilt and overwhelm for puppy parents. Ready, Pup, Go! logo appears at the bottom. Dark background with the heading “What You Need.” Text lists three items needed for bite inhibition training: a bite pressure scale ranging from hard to gentle, appropriate toys for redirection, and brief removal of attention that is not punishment. Illustrations include a rope toy, a bone-shaped toy, and a simplified figure of a person calmly turning away from a small dog to represent stepping away briefly. Ready, Pup, Go! logo appears at the bottom. Dark background with the heading “Step-by-Step.” Numbered instructions explain how to teach bite inhibition. Step one says that if the bite is hard, immediately stop play and step away for a few seconds. Step two explains that if the bite is gentle, redirect the puppy to a toy and continue play. Step three emphasizes consistency so the puppy learns that gentle mouths keep the game going. Step four explains that expectations should gradually increase so softer and softer pressure is required over time. Ready, Pup, Go! logo appears at the bottom.
December 16, 2025 at 5:03 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
This week’s #TrainingTipTuesday: celebrate your puppy’s auto check-ins! 🎉 When they glance back or come trotting to you, mark “Yes!” and reward. Then step back and give space and repeat 3–5 times. You’re teaching: turning back always pays off! 🐶✨

#positivereinforcement #forcefearfree #puppytraining
A chalk-style slide titled “Celebrate the Check-In” shows a line drawing of a happy puppy sitting and looking up as a hand offers a treat. Beneath the heading, text reads “Reward your puppy’s self-initiated returns, because checking in pays off.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo appears at bottom. A slide titled “Why It Matters” on a dark background lists three bullet points in white and teal text: “Builds connection: Your pup learns that coming back to you is worth their while.” “Improves focus: They’ll start seeking you out in distracting environments.” “Foundation for recall: Early ‘auto check-ins’ make ‘come’ feel even stronger.” Logo at bottom. A slide titled “What You Need” features four numbered items in white text: “1. Tiny, high-value treats (cheese, chicken) 2. A distinct marker cue (‘Yes!’ or click) 3. A safe space with mild distractions (backyard, hallway).” To the right is an image of a clicker with a paw print on it and outlines of dog treats. A slide titled “Step-By-Step” shows four numbered instructions: “1. Be ready: Marker and treats in hand before you wander off. 2. Encourage exploration: Let your pup roam 5–10 feet away. 3. Capture the check-in: The moment they look back or trot back to you, mark (‘Yes!’) and reward. 4. Reset: Step back and repeat. Each check-in gets rewarded, then reset distance.” Logo at bottom with a subtle paw-heart accent.
August 5, 2025 at 4:01 PM
medicalmutts.bsky.social
When your dog shows signs of stress in public - like yawning, lip licking, or hiding - don’t push them to “get over it.” Forcing can make fear worse. Step back, give space, and reward calm. Building trust takes patience, not pressure. 💛 #TrainingTipTuesday #MedicalMutts #PositiveTraining
October 14, 2025 at 1:02 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Hard bite → brief pause.
Gentle mouth → play continues.

When the response is consistent, puppies learn what works. That’s how bite pressure improves over time.

#TrainingTipTuesday #dogs #PositiveReinforcement #FearForceFree
Dark background with the heading “Your Next Move.” Text explains that puppy parents should start by allowing very gentle pressure and gradually expect softer bites each week as the puppy learns control. Additional text emphasizes that bite inhibition is a skill and that progress comes through repetition. A small heart-shaped paw graphic appears near the text. Ready, Pup, Go! logo appears at the bottom.
December 16, 2025 at 5:03 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Teaching your marker:
Say “YES!” then treat immediately.
Repeat 10–15 times. Simple and effective. 🐾

Use it during sit or hand targeting today.

#SnohomishWashington #PuppyTrainerWA #FearFreeTraining #ScienceBasedDogTraining #DogTrainingAdvice #EthicalDogTraining
#ForceFreeTraining
Dark gray slide with teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading says “WHY IT MATTERS.” Bullet points read: • Helps your puppy understand exactly what earned the treat. • Speeds up learning (your timing becomes perfect!). • Reduces confusion, frustration, and “guessing.” • Makes training feel clearer and more fun for both of you. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “WHAT YOU NEED.” Bullet points list: • 10–15 tiny treats • A marker word (“YES!”) or a clicker • 30 seconds of quiet practice • Your puppy (no special setup needed!) Decorative white line-art drawings include a clicker, treats, and the word “yes!” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading says “STEP-BY-STEP.” Numbered list reads: Charge your marker: Say “YES!” → give a treat right away. (Your marker must come before the treat.) Repeat 10–15 times. Short, fun, fast. Keep sessions tiny. Do this 1–2 times a day for 2–3 days. Your puppy learns: “Whenever I hear that sound, a treat is coming!” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “YOUR NEXT MOVE.” Text reads: “Use your marker during easy behaviors today: • Sit • Eye contact • Touch/Hand Target Your puppy will instantly understand what you like, and training will feel smoother right away.” A teal heart and paw doodle is on the right. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom.
December 2, 2025 at 5:04 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Tracking shows you progress you can’t see in real time.

#SnohomishWashington #PuppyTrainerWA #FearFreeTraining #ScienceBasedDogTraining #DogTrainingAdvice #EthicalDogTraining
#ForceFreeTraining #KindDogTraining #PositivePuppyTraining #PuppyTrainer #PuppyTrainingHelp #PuppyTrainingTips
Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “YOUR NEXT MOVE.” Text reads: “Pick one behavior to track this week. Keep it simple and brief. You’ll start noticing things you couldn’t see before. Make one small change and see what shifts.” Below, large bold text says: “Tracking shows you the progress you can’t see in the moment.” A teal heart-and-paw doodle is on the right. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom.
November 25, 2025 at 5:04 PM
readypupgo.bsky.social
Puppy behaviors aren’t random — they follow patterns.
Track what happened before, during, and after a behavior and clarity appears fast.

#TrainingTipTuesday #DogTrainerWA #pnwDogs #pnwPuppy #ReadyPupGo #SeattleDogs #SeattlePuppies #SnohomishCounty #SnohomishDogs #SnohomishPuppies #SnohomishWA
Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner at the top. Large white text reads “TRACK TO FEEL LESS OVERWHELMED.” Below is a white line-art drawing of an open notebook with a pencil and a pawprint above it. Text underneath reads “A simple habit that helps you understand why your puppy is doing what they do.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Large heading reads “WHY IT MATTERS.” Bullet points explain why tracking behavior is helpful: behaviors follow patterns; noting what happened before/after clarifies the reason; you can identify what sets your puppy up for success; tracking can ease the “puppy blues.” Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “WHAT YOU NEED.” Bullet points list: notes app or notebook; one behavior to look at; 20–30 seconds after behavior to take notes. Slide includes a white line-art drawing of a person with a dog and a clipboard. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom. Dark gray slide with a teal #TrainingTipTuesday banner. Heading reads “STEP-BY-STEP.” Numbered list: Pick one behavior (examples included); write down three things (what happened before, the behavior, what happened after); look for patterns every few days. Ready, Pup, Go! logo at the bottom.
November 25, 2025 at 5:04 PM