McMahon Dog Training

McMahon Dog Training Improving the lives of pets and their owners one family at a time!

06/10/2026

If your puppy keeps chewing the wrong things, they may need a better outlet and clearer correction. Give them something appropriate to destroy, then interrupt the wrong choice with a quick “no” and a small leash pop.

06/09/2026

If your puppy fights the leash, they’re not being stubborn. They just haven’t learned that following pressure is what turns it off.

06/08/2026

If your puppy ignores you when you call them, this is how you fix it. Bear learns fast that blowing off the come command is never an option no matter what he is doing.

06/04/2026

If your puppy has no idea what place means, start here. We teach Franklin from scratch that place means lie down and do not move until we say so. Franklin is learning that impulse control is what gets him the reward.

06/03/2026

If your dog has no off switch at home, the place command will change everything. We teach Ham that place means go to your bed and stay there until you are released. Watch how he picked up on it quick!

06/01/2026

How to get your dog to heel without treats? We start by luring Duke into the heel position with treats, then transition to sideways leash pressure so he learns to get into position without needing food in your hand. We say heel once, correct with a no when he breaks it, and release him once he has held it long enough.

05/30/2026

If your puppy lunges at their food bowl the second you set it down, try this. We teach Franklin that going after the food before being released means the bowl gets picked right back up.

05/29/2026

If your dog lies down for a treat but pops right back up, they do not actually know the down command. We start over with Stanley and teach him that down means stay until you hear the release word.

05/28/2026

Drop means give me the toy, not just let go of it. Bear is learning fast that stepping back is what gets the game started again.

05/27/2026

If your puppy freezes or fights the leash every time you put it on, this is how you fix it. We use food and light pressure to show him that moving with the leash is what gets him the reward.

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San Diego, CA
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