Have you ever had that experience of sitting down to eat your dinner only to have your dog keep trying to jump up and grab food off your plate? If so, you're not alone. Whether it happens when it's just you or you're with family and friends, your canine's lack of good table manners can quickly ruin a meal.
While it can be tempting to throw them one of the longest lasting dog chews to keep them occupied every time you're eating, expert dog trainer Adam Spivey reveals there's a far better way to teach manners - and it couldn't be easier.
