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The Myths And Realities About Puppy Training
Unfortunately, there are a lot of errors and misrepresentations about puppy training that are found on blogs, articles, and even how-to videos on dog and puppy training. There are also common myths about working with puppies that are shared by friends, neighbors, and even relatives, which may make it difficult to know what to do…
Read MoreTips To Naming Your Puppy And Naming Mistakes To Avoid
Naming your puppy is a lot of fun, and it is a process in which everyone will have an idea or an opinion. Choosing the right name for your dog is an important consideration, and what you choose can have an impact on training your puppy and ensuring that he or she is able to…
Read MoreTraining Tips: Helping Your Old Dog Learn New Tricks
That old saying about an old dog not being able to learn new tricks is not at all correct. In many cases, an older dog that is calm, focussed, and less distracted is easier to teach, and they often require less repetition to learn a few new moves. The key to teaching an older dog…
Read MoreHelping Your Dog Stay Active This Winter
For many people, going outdoors in the winter for long walks or playtime at the dog park is not a top priority. This is particularly true as the weather gets colder, and the snow and ice become more of an issue on sidewalks and roadways. Helping your dog stay active in the winter can of…
Read MoreThrow A Dog-Friendly Holiday Party
One of the great things about the holiday season is all the time spent with friends and family. If you are a dog owner, or if you have friends that are dog owners, planning a dog-friendly holiday party is a wonderful way to change up the routine. Planning a dog-friendly party does take a bit…
Read MoreGetting Your Dog Ready For The July 4th Fireworks
We Love Fireworks, But Do Dogs? While people may love the July 4th fireworks displays, many dogs, cats and most wild and domestic animals have a very different view. Animals naturally fear the sound of fireworks and other loud noises such as thunder, guns and other types of sudden noises. Keep in mind, your dog’s…
Read MoreLeadership in Dog Training
Leadership in dog training is very important. Most dog owners have heard a dog trainer, a friend that owns a dog, or even their vet talk about ensuring they are the pack leader in the eyes of their pet. This is sometimes called being the “alpha,” and it simply means being the person your dog…
Read MoreWinter Activities For When It’s Hard To Get Outside
When winter snow or rain is an issue, getting outside and spending time in exercising and playing with your pooch can be a very real problem. This is where winter dog training can come into play. It is important to realize that bad weather doesn’t mean your dog will be content just sitting inside a…
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