Tired of saying “no” 100 times a day, only to have your puppy ignore you? The truth is, puppies don’t understand the word “no.” It has no value to them, which is why it doesn’t work as effectively as we want it to. Instead of focusing on what your puppy should avoid, teach them what to do! This is how I use a positive interrupter cue to guide my puppy’s behavior in the right direction. Here’s how it works: ✅ Step 1: I used the cue “with me” to teach my puppy what I want her to do. (Remember crea

From round puppies trying to fit through square holes… to naps in the strangest places… They may look cute, but their life choices are questionable at best 😂 #puppy #cute | Poppet and the Wolf Pack