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Author: Almudena Ortiz Cue

Dog Training Classes Starting July 2015

Posted on June 8, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

We’re excited to inform you that C.H.A.C.O. Dog Training & Behavior Consulting, LLC., which is located in Tesuque – 15 min. North from Santa Fe, NM, has some wonderful upcoming dog training classes starting in July! Here are some of the details for the upcoming classes: Kinder Pup 1: Your puppy’s proper socialization should start pronto!…

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Behavior Chains

Posted on June 8, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

Deuce is almost flying as he’s catching the Frisbee that I throw for him while Rio takes the ‘Hound’ approach. She is strolling around the area where we are just sniffing the ground in high hopes of finding a forgotten treat from a past session. I decide to ignore her and just concentrate on Deuce…

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He is in Conflict!

Posted on June 1, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

Deuce brings his ball to me so that we can play one of his favorite games. As I am trying to get the ball from him, he tightens his jaw with the ball in his mouth. I remove my hand from under his chin and I turn away. No release of the ball, no throwing…

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Playing Footsy

Posted on May 25, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

Do you have aspirations of remaining young for a long, long time? If so, then consider getting a playful pup. I have noticed that one of the best things my dogs contribute to my life and me being active is their spontaneity. Dogs have an amazing ability to entertain themselves and to taunt us into…

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Does Snake-Avoidance Training Work?

Posted on May 18, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

In many parts of the country, Spring is the opening of months for snake sightings and dog owners the world over concern over their dogs being bitten by one. Some folks submit their dogs on a yearly basis to Snake-avoidance training. Their rational being that it’s best to have their dog zapped in the presence…

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More Training at the Front Door

Posted on May 11, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

For some dogs impulse control at the front door is literally mission impossible. Rio is one of those dogs! Her impulse control in other circumstances such as waiting to be released to go after a toy is superb. The reason behind the lack of impulse control at the front door could be for a myriad…

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Is giving praise good enough?

Posted on May 4, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

Recently I was asked in class by a participant if she could stop using treats and instead praise her dog to motivate her to do the behaviors they were learning. I know that every single trainer that uses food as a reinforcer has heard this same question thousands of times. A different variation to the…

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Some Kind of Barking

Posted on April 27, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

I am back with Deuce from sheepherding and back at work in my office when I hear a “strange” bark coming from Deuce. I ask John if Deuce is with him in his office, which is on the opposite side of the house, and he tells me no. So I get up and go towards…

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Good Timing

Posted on April 20, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

I am in the kitchen waiting for Deuce and Rio to finish their breakfast; this morning it was served in their bowls. Deuce appears at the kitchen while Rio bee lines to Deuce’s dish just in case he has left something behind. Once she realizes there is nothing left she comes into the kitchen. I…

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Flyswatter

Posted on April 13, 2015August 9, 2025 by Almudena Ortiz Cue

It is early afternoon, which means prime naptime for both dogs. I am going about my business when I hear a fly buzzing around me. I am one of those people that have a very low tolerance for noise. And a fly buzzing around is more than I can handle. I reach for the flyswatter…

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