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# Busy Dog

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- [6 Reasons Why We Love Nose Work for Dogs!](https://www.busydogtraining.com/blog/6-reasons-why-we-love-nose-work/) - Unleashing the Power of Nose Work for Dogs When it comes to engaging our canine companions in activities that tap into their natural instincts, nose work stands out as a remarkable sport. Dogs possess an incredible sense of smell, and participating in nose work allows them to embrace their innate abilities while having a
- [10 Non-Food Enrichment Activities to Try](https://www.busydogtraining.com/enrichment/non-food-enrichment/) - Non-Food Enrichment Activities Sometimes it isn't an option to include food in enrichment. This can be the case for dogs on strict diets, or for dogs that aren't overly food-motivated or hungry. In these instances, try one of these 10 enrichment activities around the house or outdoors. Hide & Seek Dogs can be like
- [DIY Food Puzzle Toys](https://www.busydogtraining.com/enrichment/diy-food-puzzle-toys/) - DIY Food Puzzle Toys by Alex Hazlett Whether it be full meals or just for treats, providing puzzle opportunities for your dog to complete keeps their mind occupied and their brain enriched, enabling them to use their instincts and feed their senses. There are dozens and dozens of food puzzles available for purchase, but
- [We Love Parkour!](https://www.busydogtraining.com/uncategorized/we-love-parkour/) - At Busy Dog we absolutely love Dog Parkour! Check out this blog by trainer Alex Hazlett to learn more about this rapidly growing sport!
- [Why Parkour?](https://www.busydogtraining.com/blog/why-parkour/) - Why Parkour? If you’re familiar with Busy Dog on any level, you know that we’re hugely passionate about dog parkour! Have you ever wondered why or what it’s all about? What is Dog Parkour? Dog parkour is often referred to as “urban agility.” The sport is composed of a number of skills that can
- [To Greet or Not to Greet](https://www.busydogtraining.com/blog/to-greet-or-not-to-greet/) - To Greet or Not to Greet? When it comes to greetings, communication is key. Whether your dog is being greeted by another person or dog, or if you're personally greeting another dog, several things need to be taken into consideration. Safety and the dogs' comfort is the number one priority, regardless of how badly
- [Separation Anxiety](https://www.busydogtraining.com/uncategorized/separation-anxiety/) - Separation Anxiety in Dogs by Lindsey Hazlett In general, separation anxiety is a common issue that many pet owners experience. Now that many new owners are going back to work in the office after the pandemic, or simply spending more time doing activities outside the home, there are a lot of dogs currently struggling
- [Summer Hazards and How to Keep Your Dog Safe](https://www.busydogtraining.com/blog/summerhazards/) - Heat Summers in Wisconsin can get hot, and these higher temperatures can pose a threat to our dogs! Watch out for the following signs of heat stroke shared by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA): Anxiousness Excessive panting Restlessness Excessive drooling Unsteadiness Abnormal gum and tongue color Collapse Heat stroke can be
- [All About Bite Inhibition](https://www.busydogtraining.com/uncategorized/all-about-bite-inhibition/) - "Teaching bite inhibition is the most important aspect of your puppy's entire education." - Dr. Ian Dunbar What is Bite Inhibition? Bite inhibition is one concept that absolutely must be taught to all puppies. It has to do with teaching your dog to control the intensity of his or her bite. If we don’t
- [Recall Games](https://www.busydogtraining.com/blog/recall-games/) - Recall Games Does your dog struggle to come when called, especially amidst distractions? This is a common issue. Recall needs to be continually worked on in order to build a reliable "come." An easy way to build recall strength is to integrate it into your training routine. Give one (or more!) of these games
- [Myths and Facts About Muzzles](https://www.busydogtraining.com/training/myths-and-facts-about-muzzles/) - Myth #1: Muzzled dogs are bad dogs. Fact: Dogs may be muzzled for a variety of different reasons; none of which is because the dog is inherently bad. A muzzle may be used for situations beyond aggression and reactivity. Some dogs are known to eat things off the ground that they shouldn’t. The muzzle will

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- [Home](https://www.busydogtraining.com/) - Are you ready for an adventure with your best friend? At Busy Dog, we embrace our dogs’ need to move, play, and explore. We also recognize the importance of having a well mannered companion, both in our homes and on adventures. The good news for you: we know how to meet both human and canine
- [In-Person Classes](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/) - SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION HERE! Family Dog Classes Our family dog classes are designed to help you build a strong, joyful partnership with your dog in a supportive, low-pressure environment. With small class sizes (no more than six dogs), we’re able
- [Meet the Trainers](https://www.busydogtraining.com/about-us-2/meet-the-trainers/) - Mackenzie Holmes, CPDT-KA Pronouns: She/Her Mackenzie's first professional training experience was in 2001 with Tooey, a lesser sulpher-crested cockatoo. That was her introduction to clicker training and shaping behaviors, and thus to training as a cooperative task shared by learner and teacher. When she began training dogs professionally in 2011, Mackenzie found that cooperation just
- [Drink with Your Dog](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/drink-with-your-dog/) - Drink With Your Dog™ Love your dog? Love hanging out at your favorite patio? Have the best of both worlds when you join us for this fun five-week class hosted by local breweries, wineries and distilleries! Drink With Your Dog classes teach the essential skills for being a great patio dog buddy: focus
- [Bad Dog Frida](https://www.busydogtraining.com/bad-dog-frida/) - Parkour Walk with Bad Dog Frida Meet us at Bad Dog Friday on Saturday, May 31st at 8:45 a.m. for a 9:00 departure! Dog Parkour is often referred to as “urban agility”. The sport is composed of a number of skills that can be trained anywhere without any equipment. There are 6 base behaviors
- [Scholarships](https://www.busydogtraining.com/scholarships/) - We believe that financial barriers shouldn’t stand in the way of learning, and we want to support as many people as possible in building a strong partnership with their dogs through training. It’s important to us that everyone who wants to learn has the opportunity to do so, which is why we’ve created a
- [Virtual/Hybrid Classes](https://www.busydogtraining.com/online-classes/) - Virtual/Hybrid Classes Our virtual and hybrid classes offer the best value, combining expert guidance with flexibility. With video and written tutorials plus supportive Facebook groups, you get plenty of coaching—perfect for busy dog guardians, those who prefer self-paced learning, or dogs who aren’t fans of group classes. Train anytime, anywhere, with the support you need!
- [Date](https://www.busydogtraining.com/date/) - How to Date Your Dog in 30 Days Are you ready to fall in love with your dog all over again? Join us for fun web-based class, “How to Date Your Dog in 30 Days,” starting Friday, February 22nd! Each day, you’ll receive a fun training session with bonus enrichment ideas or dog-friendly
- [Agility](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/agility/) - Agility Classes Our Agility Program Our agility instructors have been teaching in the Madison area for over a decade, designing curriculum for puppies through competition-level dogs. We believe that everyone should have access to this really fun game, even if you never plan to compete. Agility training can help strengthen the bond between you
- [30 Day Trick Challenge](https://www.busydogtraining.com/30tricks/) - 30 Day Trick Challenge Make a resolution this New Year to have more fun with your dog! Our 30-day trick training program is the perfect way to kick off 2025 by strengthening your bond, boosting your dog’s confidence, and sharing joyful moments together. Each day, you’ll receive an easy-to-understand email with step-by-step instructions
- [Advanced Tricks Self Study](https://www.busydogtraining.com/advanced-tricks-self-study/) - Advanced Tricks - Self Study Class How Does It Work? Class mirrors our in-person class starting March 20th Weekly tutorials (Sent Out Thursdays beginning March 20th) with videos for easy learning Private facebook group for coaching and support In-person titling event to be held May 8th in Madison. Video submission available for
- [Scent Work](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/scent-work/) - Scent Work and Nose Games What Do We Love About Nose Games? Practically Everything! 1. Scent Games allow dogs to channel their love of sniffing! 2. It’s a great way to add enrichment to your dogs life. 3. Every dog can play, no matter their age or accessibility needs. 4. Nosework burns off
- [Freestyle](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/freestyle/) - Freestyle Canine freestyle, often referred to as "dog dancing," is a captivating and creative dog sport that combines obedience, tricks, and dance into a choreographed routine set to music. During these engaging classes, dogs and their people will strengthen their partnership while learning some flashy new tricks! Freestyle training can help strengthen the bond between you
- [Trick Dog](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/trick-dog/) - Tricks & Specialty Classes Why Should You Teach Your Dog Tricks? There are so many reasons why we love to teach tricks to our dogs! Here’s a few: 1. Teaching your dog tricks builds your partnership with each other in a really fun way. 2. Learning tricks helps your dog build their confidence!
- [Puppy](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/puppy/) - Puppy Classes Our Puppy Classes Dog trainers know that the most important thing to work on with your puppy is socialization and exposure. Thoughtfully and considerately showing your puppy all the things you want them to be happy and confident around when they get older is one of the biggest priorities when you
- [Canine Good Citizen](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/canine-good-citizen/) - AKC Canine Good Citizen Is Your Dog a Good Citizen? The AKC’s CGC program is designed to help you and your dog be the best you can be when out and about in the world. Each of the tests are comprised of ten skills designed to instill confidence and good manners. Busy Dog is
- [Parkour](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/parkour/) - Parkour Dogs Explore Their World Like Never Before Dog parkour is often referred to as “urban agility.” The sport is composed of a number of skills that can be trained anywhere without any equipment. There are 6 base behaviors (and many others beyond!): 4 feet on, 2 feet on, under, through, in, and
- [Good Dog](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/good-dog/) - Good Dog - Family Dog Obedience Busy Dog strives to help humans and dogs build lifelong partnerships by embracing fun, cooperation, and excellent training skills. In our experience, most owners want a well behaved, well socialized companion in their homes and out and about. We focus on building the foundations for those skills and
- [Fit Dog Club](https://www.busydogtraining.com/in-person-classes/fit-dog-club/) - Fit Dog Busy Dog is Proud to be an AKC Approved Fit Dog Club! In September 2018, AKC launched the AKC FIT DOG program where dog owners who walk a specified distance with their dogs can receive a free AKC FIT DOG car magnet. (Want one? Check out their website here: https://www.akc.org/sports/akc-family-dog-program/akc-fit-dog/) It
- [Workshops](https://www.busydogtraining.com/workshops-and-webinars/) - Workshops, Webinars, and Drop-In Classes Fun and Games Workshop Bring your family for this fun one hour workshop featuring games and tricks the whole household can play with your dog! Includes some parkour, nosework, and DIY boredom busters great for keeping everyone entertained and busy during the winter months. For kids of all ages, each
- [Kids](https://www.busydogtraining.com/kids/) - Kids Classes One of our primary goals when we created Busy Dog was to find ways to include kids involved in training. From the simple act of allowing kids into our group classes, to summer camps, to having a supply of coloring pages for our littlest clients we will always do our very best to
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- [FAQ and Policies](https://www.busydogtraining.com/faq-and-policies/) - Frequently Asked Questions Does "rewards-based training" mean I will always have to use treats with my dog? Not at all! The rewards create the motivation to keep performing new behaviors your dog learns; that means they develop a strong foundation much more quickly. Part of the process of using rewards-based training is to "fade" or
- [Focus and Attention](https://www.busydogtraining.com/focus-and-attention/) - Classes For Focus and Attention Dream Teen When puppies hit adolescence we often notice skills they used to be good at need some fine-tuning. Things like attention and focus, loose leash walking, polite greetings, and recalls will become important for young dogs to work on at this time! Join us for this fun
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- [Private Lessons](https://www.busydogtraining.com/private-lessons/) - We are happy to offer private lessons if our group classes don’t fit your needs. Sessions are typically held in the owner’s home and focus on your personal training goals. Common training topics include: -loose leash walking -potty training -chewing -coming when called -jumping up -darting out of doors -enrichment ideas -proper socialization
- [About Us](https://www.busydogtraining.com/about-us-2/) - Training that meets your needs Busy Dog strives to help humans and dogs build lifelong partnerships by embracing fun, cooperation, and excellent training skills while meeting the needs of our human students. In our experience, most owners want a well behaved, well socialized companion in their homes and out and about. We focus on building
- [Busy Kid, Busy Dog Camp](https://www.busydogtraining.com/busy-kid-busy-dog-camp/) - Busy Kid, Busy Dog Camp August 2 - 6, 2021 We will update this page periodically with photos from camp! Check back for more photos!
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- [Coming Soon!](https://www.busydogtraining.com/coming-soon/) - Private Training, Workshops, and More! That's right! We have all kinds of exciting offerings lined up, ready to roll out soon! Keep your eyes peeled for private training sessions to get your dog some focused attention from one of our experienced trainers. If you're looking to add some learning, exercise, and enrichment to your busy
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.busydogtraining.com/privacy-policy/) - Last revised 12 October 2020. This Privacy Statement explains how information about you is collected, used and disclosed by Busy Dog, LLC ("Busy Dog,” “we” or “us”). This Privacy Statement applies to information we collect when you use our website and services (collectively, the “Services”) or when you otherwise interact with us. This Privacy Statement
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