Tips to Care for Your Furry Friends
Whether you’re prepping to welcome a new pet into your home or looking for advice to care for the pets you currently have, you’ll find plenty of information and guidance in the tips and videos below.
AHS’ certified trainers use positive reinforcement, force-free, and science-based methods in pet training. Our certified trainers use a variety of training methods that suit a dog and his or her family’s individual needs while following effective techniques based on scientific evidence. They are committed to continuing their education surrounding the latest humane and ethical training methods.
Canine Body Language
Video: Canine Body Language
Canine Enrichment
Video: Canine Enrichment
Crate Training
Video: Crate Training
Dog-Cat Introductions
Video: Dog-Cat Introductions
Dog-Dog Introductions
Video: Dog-Dog Introductions
Hiking, Camping & Outdoor Activities with Your Dog
Puppy Biting, Nipping & Rough Play
Puppy Body, Food Bowl and Toy Handling Exercises
Puppy Socialization, Training & Enrichment
Separation Anxiety Training Tips
The Fearful Dog
Video: How to Help a Fearful Dog
Understanding the Dog Who Digs
Understanding the Dog with Fear of Loud Noises
Cat-Cat Introductions
Video: Cat-Cat Introductions
Cats, Pregnancy and Toxoplasmosis
Discouraging Free Roaming Cats
Dog-Cat Introductions
Video: Dog-Cat Introductions
Feline Body Language
Video: Feline Body Language
Feline Enrichment
Video: Feline Enrichment
Getting Your Cat to the Veterinarian
Kitten Biting, Nipping and Rough Play
Litterbox Problems
Video: Litterbox Training
The Fearful Cat
Video: How to Help a Fearful Cat
Dog Training Classes
Need help training your dog? As you may have already noticed, dog training takes a lot of time – and patience from you and your pet. But keep in mind that a well-trained pet is a happy pet. If you and your dog could use some pointers, check out AHS’ dog training classes. We offer four-week all-encompassing courses, or specialty two-week classes.
Cat Behavior Consultations
Our trained feline welfare specialist can help with many different behavior concerns such as litterbox problems, biting, scratching, fear and more. We offer lessons in the comfort of your home or consultations via phone or Skype for those with busy schedules. Contact cattraining@azhumane.org or 602.997.7585 Ext. 2043 to setup an in-home lesson.
