Good Dog Happy Owner Dog Training, LLC

06/12/2026

HIre me and learn to "Make Sense to Your Dog"

06/09/2026

This is Dinero. He is my newest client. He is a Cavapoo. (A combination of a poodle and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel). The breeder recommended the dog not be allowed outside even in the owners yard until he had all his shots. Not a good recommendation. Puppies should be trained to go potty outside. It is unlikely that the dog will pick up any diseases in the owners back yard. That is a puppy pad behind him. How is he going to know the difference between that and a rug. The owners agreed and are starting to work on Dinero pottying outside. There are some very good breeders. However, they are not trainers. Do you need help with your new pup? Schedule a Free Discovery Call at the following link. https://www.gooddoghappyowner.com/book/bf8a1d3b

06/03/2026

05/29/2026

Ever catch yourself giving your dog a full-blown lecture… like they’re a tiny furry roommate who should understand household policies? 😅
From “Why would you do this?!” to “You know better!” and “Be good while I’m gone,” this new blog takes a hilarious look at the things humans say to dogs—and the sarcastic responses dogs might give back if they could talk.
Spoiler alert: your dog may not understand English… but they’re experts at understanding you. ❤️🐶
Read the blog and prepare to laugh at how familiar these conversations sound!
https://www.gooddoghappyowner.com/blog/understanding-your-dog-13/my-dog-doesnt-listen-105

05/28/2026

This is Damu. He is a 14 week old Cane Corso. I started working with him when he was 8 weeks old. He is a now a well mannered puppy. It goes to show it is never too early to start training. Damu can now sit, laydown, come, stay, go to place, go to crate, leave it and drop it.

Start your puppy off early to avoid surrendering them later. Learn what it means to "Make Sense to Your Dog" Schedule your Free Discover Call Today!!!

05/27/2026

What's your dog's favorite spot for belly rubs?

05/26/2026

Humans and dogs are both highly social, but we greet for very different reasons — and we use completely different “languages” to do it. Check out this blog for more information.
https://www.gooddoghappyowner.com/blog/understanding-your-dog-13/how-dogs-greet-vs-humans-104