MDMT Dog Training, Inc.

08/07/2026

This.

Rather than “don’t bring your dog out until he vaccinated,” let’s find safe ways to bring him out. Little Oliver is stressed by normal day to day things because his owner diligently listened to her vet. It’s not so black and white. There is a way to safely socialize before all the vaccines.

05/22/2026

🥹❤️🙏🏽

05/12/2026

We really underestimate the power of a dog’s nose. Dogs are far more led by it than we realize.

04/10/2026

Hi all! Just a quick clarification, I don’t offer or teach group classes. My work is focused entirely on private, individualized training tailored to each dog and client in their home.

02/26/2026

Very sweet family. Was so thrilled to see and be a part of their successes 🐾🐾🫶🏽

10/08/2025

This little girl is so confident and amazing at communicating her wants, needs, and boundaries. She is a true rockstar 🙌🏽

09/17/2025

Reactivity is so interesting. It can happen because a dog is under socialized, over socialized, had a negative experience, or even out of seemingly nowhere. I’ve had my personal dog for about three years now and when she first came to us, she had zero reactivity. Nothing has happened between then and now aside from her just getting older. However within the last 4 to 6 weeks, we have seen some mild to moderate reactivity. So now we’re working on it. I think this is one of my favorite videos I did because reactivity affects so many of us and owners understanding it is the first step to helping your dog work through it. 

Reactivity 101:1) Your dog is not protecting you2) Anxiety is the root cause3) Understand behavior threshold 4) Positive association over correction5) Have t...

09/08/2025

Please read! They get picked up and handled way too
much!

Why do small dogs seem to bite more than big dogs?

It’s not that small dogs are meaner or more dangerous. The truth is:

Small dogs feel more vulnerable. The world is big and scary when you’re only a few pounds, so fear-based reactions are more common.

Owners often let bad behavior slide. A Chihuahua growling or nipping doesn’t seem as threatening as a Rottweiler doing the same thing. Many people don’t set the same rules or boundaries, so the habits go unchecked.

They get picked up too often. Constantly scooping up a dog can make them feel trapped or defensive, which leads to biting when they want space.

They learn what works. If snapping makes the “threat” go away, the behavior gets reinforced.

👉 The takeaway: any dog, big or small, can bite. The difference is that small dogs are allowed to practice the behavior more often without correction.

If you live with a little dog, set the same standards you would for a large one—clear rules, consistent training, and respect for their boundaries. That’s how you get safety and harmony in your home.

08/13/2025

Hi all!! I took a break a break from social media a while back and found the break so delightful that I’ve had a hard time getting back on to post. If you havent taken a break from social, highly recommend, 10 outta 10 🙃 However an amazing review seems like a good reason to jump back on for a moment. Thank you Leo! Reviews mean so much 💛