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Mastering Recall in a Group: Safety, Training, and Practical Strategies
Back To The Dog House Mastering Recall in a Group: Safety, Training, and Practical Strategies Recall—the ability of a dog to reliably return to you on command—is one of the most important skills a dog can have. In a group walk, recall isn’t just a convenience; it’s a critical safety measure . Without strong recall, even well-behaved dogs can get into dangerous situations, cause fights, or lead to accidents. Walking multiple dogs amplifies the challenge, as group dynamics, env

Tori Lynn Crowther
Aug 17, 20245 min read


Knowing Your Dog: The Real Secret to Training That Works
In The Dog House, training isn’t about teaching tricks. It’s about building a language between you & your dog so life becomes easier, calm..

Tori Lynn Crowther
Jul 27, 20243 min read


The Lead Is Only as Honest as the Equipment It’s Attached To
equipment is not neutral. Every point of attachment changes how pressure is felt, how information travels through the dog’s body, and how the dog responds emotionally and physically.
This blog breaks down the four most common walking tools used by professional dog walkers, what they actually do, and when they help or hinder.
Front-attach harnesses clip at the chest or sternum and are commonly marketed as “no-pull” solutions.
What they do well...

Tori Lynn Crowther
Apr 26, 20244 min read
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