Makes Sense Dog Training

Makes Sense Dog Training

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Welcome to the Makes Sense Dog Training page! Located in Boston, Massachusetts, we specialize in puppy and adult dog obedience training, as well as behavior modification for shy, aggressive, and reactive dogs. Our channel offers a glimpse into our training sessions, showcasing client success stories and our hike and training programs. These posts provide practical insights to help your do

06/10/2026

Squirrel Chasing? We Can Fix That.

A lot of dog owners in the Boston area struggle with squirrel chasing.

Dogs spend most of the day at home, and when they finally go outside, squirrels become the most exciting thing in their world. The problem is that squirrel chasing rarely gets better on its own. It usually gets worse.

First it’s a little staring. Then a little barking. Then a little pulling.

Before you know it, your dog is dragging you down the sidewalk, lunging across the street, or trying to take off after every squirrel in sight.

Some dogs pull so hard that owners lose control of the leash. Others run into roads, parking lots, or other dangerous situations.

Are you worried about your safety or your dog’s safety?

Does your dog chase every squirrel it sees?

We can fix that.

This is Finley. He spent a long time chasing squirrels. Today, he can walk past them calmly and stay focused on his owner.

It is possible.

If your dog is struggling with squirrel chasing, give us a call.

Makes Sense Dog Training

857-260-9537

05/13/2026

She just disappeared

05/07/2026

Taco is 8 months old German Shepherd, I think he is massive for his age.
We started ā€œtraining without treatā€ project with him 5 months ago, now it is time to start to build obedience. He is very social, happy dog.

05/06/2026

Luna is learning how to play.

04/29/2026

Do you need help with leash pulling?

04/28/2026

Pete loves his

04/27/2026

Teaching a clean ā€œoutā€ changes everything. It keeps tug sessions smooth, avoids conflict over toys, and lets you restart play instantly. When the dog releases fast and happy, motivation stays high — and that strong foundation makes teaching retrieves, targeting, heeling, and protection work way easier.

04/26/2026

Hiking and training provide numerous benefits for dogs. Hiking allows dogs to explore new environments, stimulating their senses and improving physical fitness through varied terrain. It promotes mental stimulation, reducing boredom and anxiety. Training, on the other hand, reinforces positive behavior, builds a stronger bond with the owner, and ensures good manners in social situations. Both activities help release excess energy, reduce behavioral problems, and increase overall well-being. Together, hiking and training encourage a well-balanced, confident, and obedient dog, leading to a happier, healthier life. These activities are perfect for enhancing physical, mental, and emotional health.

If you’re interested in our Hike and Training, Dog Obedience Training and Behavior Modification Program, please get in touch.

Makes Sense Dog Training
Boston, MA
Phone: +1 857 260 9537

04/25/2026

Reflecting on 2023, a year of growth and challenges. I’ve built lasting bonds with dogs and their owners, evolving as a trainer and person. With passion, love, patience, and commitment, I’m pursuing my dreams. 🐾

04/24/2026

This unique program helps dogs burn their excess mental and physical energy accumulated throughout the day, promoting a longer, healthier, and happier life. It’s a fantastic opportunity for dogs to socialize with other dogs, people, and wildlife, while also mastering advanced obedience skills such as focus, recall, and leave it amidst the distractions of nature. Strengthen the bond with your furry friend in real-world settings.

For more information, contact:

Makes Sense Dog Training
Boston, MA
Phone: +1 857 260 9537

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