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How to Choose Safe and Durable Chew Toys for Your Puppy

Dog Training, Puppy BitingMarch 19, 202448Views 0Likes 0Comments

Understanding the Importance of Choosing the Right Chew Toys for Your Puppy Choosing a chew toy for your pup is a must! Natural pup behaviour is chewing, so the right toy is key. It's vital to pick one that's safe and long-lasting. This way, you can keep your pup safe and busy. The Risks of…

Tried and True Positive Reinforcement Techniques for Dog Training

Bonding, Positive ReinforcementMarch 18, 202445Views 0Likes 0Comments

Tried and True Positive Reinforcement Techniques for Dog Training Positive reinforcement techniques can be really useful for training your doggo! Here are some tips to try at home: Treats: Give small, easily digestible treats as a reward for their good behaviour. Make sure they're high in protein and low in fat,…

Transform Your Adult Dog’s Behavior with Trust-Building Exercises

Bonding, Building TrustMarch 18, 202444Views 0Likes 0Comments

Transform Your Adult Dog's Behavior with Trust-Building Exercises Trust-building exercises are a great way to help change your adult pup's behavior. Positive interaction, improving their emotional wellbeing and trust can be increased. Here are some to try: Eye Contact: Sit with your pooch in a relaxed location. Maintain eye contact. After a few seconds,…

Common Misconceptions About Dog Aggression

Aggression, Behavior IssuesMarch 17, 202454Views 0Likes 0Comments

Common Misconceptions About Dog Aggression Dog aggression is a complex behavior that has been misunderstood over the years. It's important to know the truth about dog aggression. Myth 1: All aggressive dogs are dangerous. Not true! Some dogs may be aggressive due to fear, insecurity, or territoriality, but they aren't necessarily dangerous. Myth 2: Neutering…

How to Transition from Treats to Verbal Praise for the Sit Command

Basic Commands, Dog TrainingMarch 17, 202442Views 0Likes 0Comments

How to Transition from Treats to Verbal Praise for the Sit Command Transitioning from treats to verbal praise for the "sit" command? Patience and consistency are key! Here's how to do it: Start by teaching your pup the "sit" command with treats. Once they know it, gradually reduce the treats and use verbal praise instead.…

When to Seek Professional Help for House Training Challenges

Dog Training, House TrainingMarch 17, 202440Views 0Likes 0Comments

When to Seek Professional Help for House Training Challenges Training your pet can be tough, but sometimes your own efforts just aren't enough. If this is the case, you may want to consider getting professional help. Here are some signs that it's time to call in a pro: Your pet's elimination schedule won't change, no…

Resolving Dog Conflicts: Tips for Keeping the Peace

Multi-Dog Household, SocializationMarch 17, 202460Views 0Likes 0Comments

Resolving Dog Conflicts: Tips for Keeping the Peace Conflicts between dogs are a common occurrence and can be serious if not addressed. Here are some tips to help you handle doggy disputes and keep the peace: Work out what triggers fights: Observe your fur-babies and see what causes fights, e.g. food, toys, or attention. Split…

The Benefits of Using Positive Reinforcement in Dog Training

Bonding, Positive ReinforcementMarch 16, 202448Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Benefits of Using Positive Reinforcement in Dog Training Utilizing positive reinforcement in dog training has lots of advantages, not just for the pup, but also the owner. Positive reinforcement techniques involve awarding the canine for good behavior, instead of punishing them for bad behavior. This helps to strengthen the connection between the owner…

Tricks for Senior Dogs with Mobility Issues: Engage Without Strain

Mental Exercise, Trick TrainingMarch 16, 202449Views 0Likes 0Comments

Tricks for Senior Dogs with Mobility Issues: Engage Without Strain Senior pups with mobility issues need to stay active but without straining. Here are some tricks to help them: Brain Games: Play mind-stimulating games like treasure hunts, hide-and-seek, or puzzle toys. These don't require much physical exertion but still stimulate their brains. Treadmill Walking:…

Building Trust with Your Senior Dog: Tips for a Strong Bond

Bonding, Building TrustMarch 16, 202446Views 0Likes 0Comments

Building Trust with Your Senior Dog: Tips for a Strong Bond Gaining trust with your senior dog is crucial to have a strong connection. Here are some ideas to help build trust: Take time to spend with your senior pup, give them all your attention. Be active and have fun with playtime to keep your…