When to Stop Pushing for Marginal Dog Training Growth

by Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer) August 5, 2022

written by Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer) August 5, 2022

Scout the blue heeler lies on a coffee shop patio with her chin resting comfortably on her owner's chair

Here’s a dive into my thoughts on “marginal returns” in dog training. When are things good enough? Do we always need to optimize further? And if I could give a new dog owner one single piece of advice, what would it be?

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Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer)

I write about training my blue heeler, adventuring in our converted van, and a whole bunch of other interests in the hope that our blunders and realizations connect with fellow dog lovers. Learn more?

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When to Stop Pushing for Marginal Dog Training Growth

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