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Author: Clarissa Fallis

Clarissa Fallis is a canine behaviorist and trainer from Upstate New York. She has attended Bergin University of Canine Studies, State University of New York at Cobleskill and Animal Behavior College. She is competent in training all breeds and ages of dogs, though she prefers hounds because of the challenge they present.
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The Dog Alarm Clock: Settings Will Vary

By Clarissa FallisJan 23, 2014October 16, 2018

Waking up can be hard, and it’s a job I delegated to my Newfoundland. His function as an alarm clock came with interesting settings.

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How to Boundary Train Your Dog

By Clarissa FallisAug 5, 2013October 16, 2018

Is there a certain area inside or outside you wish your dog would avoid?

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6 Tips on Teaching Your Dog to Speak

By Clarissa FallisJul 15, 2013May 15, 2020

Do you want to teach your dog to speak but don’t know where to start? Review these tips to have your dog barking on command in no time.

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Training Your Dog to Use a Treadmill

By Clarissa FallisJun 6, 2013October 16, 2018

Lack of exercise is a major cause of of behavior problems. Having your dog use the treadmill is a fun and, well, different way of exercising your pet.

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Small Dog Syndrome: When Teeny Pups Think They’re the Boss

By Clarissa FallisMay 27, 2013October 16, 2018

You cannot really appreciate what “small dog syndrome” is until you have a little dog acting like a 60-pound beast.

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Using Negative Punishment to Correct Your Dog

By Clarissa FallisMay 13, 2013July 24, 2019

Using negative punishment to correct your dog is an effective and humane training method that builds healthy communication between you and your pooch.

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How Dog Behavior Drives Make Excellent Training Tools

By Clarissa FallisApr 15, 2013May 15, 2020

Investigating dog behavior drives can tell you a lot about your pooch. Read on to discover how to use your dog’s drives to your advantage in training.

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Correct Your Dog in the Act, or Just Let It Go

By Clarissa FallisMar 4, 2013October 16, 2018

You may think your dog knows he did something wrong and has that “guilty look.” But he doesn’t.

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Stop a Dog From Licking You (If That’s Not Your Thing)

By Clarissa FallisFeb 25, 2013May 19, 2020

Wondering how to stop a dog from licking you? This behavior is very common, yet it’s still a nuisance to some people. Here’s my best advice.

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Preventing Dog Collar Accidents

By Clarissa FallisJan 28, 2013May 15, 2020

Here’s what you can do to prevent a collar-related mishap and keep your pet safe.

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Training a Senior Dog — And Other Valuable Advice

By Clarissa FallisJan 14, 2013May 15, 2020

Training a senior dog doesn’t have to be impossible. Here are some helpful tips that can help your pet age gracefully and actively in your household.

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How to Make a Dog Drop Something

By Clarissa FallisDec 24, 2012May 19, 2020

If you’ve ever wondered how to make a dog drop something, try these training tips that will enable you and your dog to thoroughly enjoy a game of fetch.

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How to Get Your Dog to Sleep in Their Own Bed

By Clarissa FallisDec 3, 2012October 16, 2018

Find out why I recommend that dog and owner sleep in separate beds, how to train your dog to sleep in his own bed, and tips on buying the perfect dog bed.

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How to Stop a Dog From Digging in the Yard

By Clarissa FallisAug 20, 2012September 10, 2019

Digging is only a symptom of a real problem that you’ll need to address before you can expect a behavioral change.

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7 Keys to Reading Your Dog’s Body Language

By Clarissa FallisAug 13, 2012August 5, 2019

Dogs are constantly trying to communicate with us using their body and space.

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