Creating resilience and mental toughness doesn’t happen by chance. It starts with baby steps early in basics and is developed over time.

This sport is hard - expect that there will be setbacks. But it's what you do next that really matters.

Judy Aycock, Danny Farmer, and Jerry Patopea weigh-in to answer the question, "What makes a great handler?"

Here are a few tips for conditioning from Dr Jennell Apel. “What is your take on the things that you implemented in your work with...

One of the things that became apparent to me this past summer is the importance of maintaining your basics throughout your dog’s training...

After completing my first two workshops of the spring up north, I am reminded of the adage “If life gives you lemons, make lemonade.”...

Recently, Arnie Erwin asked me to write an article about using modern technology to be a better dog trainer for a book he is working on....

Elite Retriever Training with Pat Burns By Joshua Sheldon / Writer & Hunt Guide for Deer, Goose & Turkey Most think a dog is trained when...

“Don’t Train in Fear” I just finished up a fast and furious first month of 2015.  It started out in Thomasville, Georgia and went to...

Every dog sport has their specialists.  I spent the majority of 2006 in Salcha, Alaska working with sled dogs.  I worked with Dr. Arleigh...