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Interested in how dog training or positive reinforcement work? Or maybe you’re online shopping for your beloved and would like to know which treats or apparel are trainer recommended? We wrote it all down for you on our blog - sniff around!

 
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Products We Love: Backseat Hammocks
Group Dog Training Classes
What the Fluff is up with Group Classes?
Products We Love: Muzzles
Products We Love: Muzzles
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Products We Love: Sleepypods
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Products We Love: Long Lines
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Products We Love: Cat Shelves
Products We Love: Puzzle Toys
Products We Love: Puzzle Toys
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Products We Love: The Kong
Puppy Socialization & COVID
Puppy Socialization & COVID
Products We Love: The Freedom Harness
Products We Love: The Freedom Harness
Products We Like: Petsafe Treat Pouch
Products We Like: Petsafe Treat Pouch
Are you wondering why we named our business Behave Atlanta?
Are you wondering why we named our business Behave Atlanta?
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Training Myth #13: You can’t train a dog that doesn’t like treats
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Training Myth #12: My Dog Is a Dumb Breed so He Can’t Learn
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Training Myth #11: Crate training a dog is cruel
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Training Myth #10: Playing Tug Will Make My Dog Aggressive
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Training Myth #9: He’ll Grow out of It
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Training Myth #8: If I Use Food to Train, I Will Always Have to Use Food
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Training Myth #7: Dogs need to be punished when they misbehave
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Training Myth #6: My Dog Is Dominant and That’s Why He Does “X”
Training Myth #5: Using Food to Train Is Bribery
Training Myth #5: Using Food to Train Is Bribery
Training Myth #4: Positive Reinforcement Training Is Only for Small, Nice, “Easy” Dogs, Not Large, Fearful, Aggressive Or “Difficult Dogs”
Training Myth #4: Positive Reinforcement Training Is Only for Small, Nice, “Easy” Dogs, Not Large, Fearful, Aggressive Or “Difficult Dogs”
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Training Myth #3: My Dog Is Just Stubborn and Refuses to Learn
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Training Myth #2: Dogs Respond to Strong “Pack leaders” so you must display dominance
Training Myth #1: YOU MUST BE THE "ALPHA"
Training Myth #1: YOU MUST BE THE "ALPHA"