How to Stuff a Kong for Your Dog
Reduce Pet Hair in Your Home
How to Crate Train Your Dog
How to Mat Train Your Dog
Teach Your Dog to Shake

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  • Do you sometimes need to occupy your dog at a moment’s notice? Vetstreet.com trainer Mikkel Becker shows you the benefits of giving your dog a Kong — and how to stuff one.
  • Dr. Marty Becker shows you how to deal with the number-one complaint of pet owners: shedding.
  • Crate training is a must for any dog owner. It’s great for managing behavior problems, necessary for car and airline travel, and will likely be required at some point in your dog’s life, whether at a veterinarian, groomer or boarder.
  • A dog needs a safe place to settle down. Training a dog to lie on a mat is a way to make his haven portable.
  • Learning to shake helps dogs get used to having their feet handled, thereby easing the job of a veterinarian or groomer.

Do you sometimes need to occupy your dog at a moment’s notice? Vetstreet.com trainer Mikkel Becker shows you the benefits of giving your dog a Kong — and how to stuff one.

Dr. Marty Becker shows you how to deal with the number-one complaint of pet owners: shedding.

Crate training is a must for any dog owner. It’s great for managing behavior problems, necessary for car and airline travel, and will likely be required at some point in your dog’s life, whether at a veterinarian, groomer or boarder.

A dog needs a safe place to settle down. Training a dog to lie on a mat is a way to make his haven portable.

Learning to shake helps dogs get used to having their feet handled, thereby easing the job of a veterinarian or groomer.

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