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Smiling yellow Labrador lying comfortably in a metal crate on a red pillow, demonstrating crate training success

Crate Training Isn’t Just for Puppies: Why Every Dog Should Be Comfortable in a Crate

Crate training isn’t just for puppies. Discover why it matters for adult dogs too—especially for travel, evacuations, and vet care.
Golden retriever sitting calmly on a rug inside an open doorway, demonstrating the "wait" command as part of boundary training with a snowy yard in the background.

Boundary Training 101: Teaching Your Dog to Respect Doors, Gates, and Cars

Teach your dog to wait at doors, gates, and cars with simple boundary training techniques that keep everyone safe.
A calm dog sits in a crate next to an orange emergency go-bag with supplies including food, water, and a leash

Disaster-Proof Your Dog: Skills That Matter When Things Go Wrong

Learn the essential skills to disaster-proof your dog—including crate comfort, vet handling, and a go-bag checklist.
A woman crouched on a grassy field calling a happy black dog running toward her during recall training in a park.

How to Train a Rock-Solid Recall: Your Dog’s Emergency Lifeline

Learn how to train a rock-solid recall—your dog’s emergency lifeline—through clear steps and real-life safety scenarios.
English Bulldog lying on a veterinary exam table, looking happy with tongue out while being gently held by a veterinarian.

Preparing Your Dog for Vet Visits: Training for Stress-Resilient Appointments

Learn how to help your dog handle vet visits with more confidence using training techniques that reduce fear and build trust.
A young husky puppy lying down and refusing to walk on a leash, illustrating how dogs often appear stubborn when they are actually confused or unsure.

Are Dogs Really Stubborn? (Or Is It About Clarity and Understanding?)

Are dogs truly stubborn, or is it a clarity issue? Discover the real reasons behind dog behavior with StrayDogs Training.
A woman recording herself with a smartphone mounted on a tripod—an example of using your phone to review and improve dog training sessions.

Using Your Phone to Improve Your Training

Learn how using your phone can improve your dog training by helping you record, analyze, and adjust your sessions more effectively.
A Bernese Mountain Dog excitedly chasing a startled squirrel on a grassy field, illustrating the difficulty of staying focused around distractions.

Raising a Dog That Can Handle Distractions Without Losing Focus

Learn how to raise a dog that can stay focused even in distracting environments with these clear, practical dog training tips.
A busy mother multitasking in the kitchen, holding her toddler while writing in a notebook and working on a laptop.

When Life Gets Busy, Does Dog Training Have to Stop?

Life gets busy, and dog training often takes a backseat. But progress isn’t about perfection—it’s about consistency. Even small training moments add up over time. In this post, we’ll explore how to fit training into your daily routine, even when life feels chaotic.
A happy Golden Retriever walking on a leash with its owner in a lush green park, enjoying the fresh air and outdoor time.

Effective Leash Training Methods

Learn the best leash training methods to stop pulling and improve your dog's walks. Get expert tips for loose leash walking and better behavior.
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