Mockup for discussion, not the live site. What is on this page?
  • Training Videos gets its own spot in the menu so visitors (and Google) can find it.
  • Each short video gets its own page with the steps written out. The written steps are what Google reads, so the page shows up when someone searches "how to teach a dog to ring a bell."
  • Each video page lists the gear used in the video. The See it on Amazon buttons are affiliate links: when someone clicks and buys within 24 hours, Becky earns a small commission and the shopper pays the same price.
  • The short notes about affiliate links are required by the FTC and by Amazon's Associates rules.
  • The videos would sit on a free YouTube channel and play here, so YouTube also sends people her way.
  • Every page ends by pointing people to group classes and private training.
  • The video thumbnails, product pictures, and timings here are placeholders.
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Quick Tips with Becky

Training Videos

Short how-to videos for the everyday stuff that drives you crazy. Most are under three minutes, and each one comes with a list of the gear I use with my own dogs.

Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you buy through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

All videos

Quick Tips with Becky Ring a Bell to Go Out 2:10

Puppy basics

Teach Your Dog to Ring a Bell to Go Out

A simple way for your dog to tell you it's potty time.

Gear list: bells, training treats, treat pouch, enzyme cleaner

Quick Tips with Becky Stop the Pulling 2:45

Walking

Loose-Leash Walking: Stop the Pulling

Turn the daily tug-of-war into a walk you both enjoy.

Gear list: front-clip harness, 6-foot leash, treat pouch

Quick Tips with Becky Coming soon Leave It!

Manners

Leave It! (Before They Eat That Sock)

Teach your dog to walk away from dropped food, socks, and other treasures.

Gear list: training treats, treat pouch

Quick Tips with Becky Coming soon Four on the Floor

Problem behaviors

Four on the Floor: Stop the Jumping

Polite hellos for guests, kids, and you.

Gear list: 6-foot leash, training treats

Quick Tips with Becky Coming soon Crate Games

Puppy basics

Crate Games: Make the Crate a Happy Place

Help your puppy love the crate instead of crying in it.

Gear list: lick mat, puzzle feeder

Quick Tips with Becky Coming soon Settle on a Mat

Manners

Settle on a Mat

A calm spot for dinner time, visitors, and the vet's waiting room.

Gear list: lick mat, training treats

Becky's Gear Shelf

The training gear I actually use and recommend to my clients. Nothing fancy, just the stuff that works. (Affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

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Potty training

Potty training bells

Pick a set with an adjustable strap so you can hang it at nose height. Skip any with small parts a puppy could chew off.

See it on Amazon
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Potty training

Enzyme cleaner

Regular cleaners leave a smell only your dog can find. Enzyme cleaners break it down so your pup doesn't return to the scene.

See it on Amazon
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Walking

Front-clip harness

The leash clips at the chest, so pulling turns your dog to the side instead of forward. A big help while you train.

See it on Amazon
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Walking

6-foot leash

A plain 6-foot leash gives you control without the dangers of a retractable one.

See it on Amazon
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Rewards

Soft training treats

Tiny and soft, so your dog eats them in a second and gets right back to work.

See it on Amazon
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Rewards

Treat pouch

Keeps treats on your hip so you can reward the moment your dog gets it right.

See it on Amazon
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Boredom busters

Puzzle feeder

Makes your dog work for dinner. A tired brain means less chewing and digging.

See it on Amazon
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Boredom busters

Lick mat

Spread on a little canned dog food and freeze it for a calm, quiet break. Great for crate time and nail trims.

See it on Amazon

Need a hand with your Naughty Dog?

Videos are a great start, but every dog is different. If you're stuck, a private lesson or a group class will get you there faster.