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Dog training, answered.

Common questions from Humble dog owners

The questions we hear most often — kennel habits, training age, potty training, anxiety, behavioral quirks. Short, honest answers from the trainers who do this every day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I put my dog in a kennel?

It's a good habit to build with your dog from an early age. It can help prevent bad habits when you're not home.

How early can we start training?

We start as early as four months old to help in the beginning, before bad habits are formed.

How do I work on proper potty training?

We have a book on Amazon called "Potty Training That Works!" that goes over proper potty training. We suggest starting as soon as you get your puppy.

What should I do if my dog is anxious or has a lot of anxiety?

We often recommend CBD oil — it's a natural way to help with anxious behavior in dogs, paired with our training.

My dog eats poop and grass a lot — what's the cause?

This is usually a sign your dog is seeking more nutrients. Try adding wet food to their kibble, or switching to a higher-quality dog food brand.

How do I keep training on track through the Houston heat?

Work your dog early in the morning or after the sun drops, keep sessions short, and bring water. On the worst afternoons, practice commands indoors — a solid down-stay and place command work just as well in the living room as they do in the yard.

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