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Essential Trick Training Equipment: What You Need

Mental Exercise, Trick TrainingMarch 4, 202439Views 0Likes 0Comments

Essential Trick Training Equipment: What You Need Trick training your furry friend? Essential! Get the right equipment. Here's what you need: Clicker - small, handheld device. Makes a distinct clicking sound when pressed. Helps to precisely mark desired behavior. Treats - reward pup with safe, appropriate-sized snacks.…

Setting Boundaries: Managing Dog Interactions in Public Spaces

Multi-Dog Household, SocializationMarch 4, 202453Views 0Likes 0Comments

Setting Boundaries: Managing Dog Interactions in Public Spaces Setting boundaries for your pup when in public can help you control their interactions, stop bad behavior and keep them safe. Here are some tips: Keep them on a leash at all times and make sure they have been trained and socialized. Respect other people's space by…

Why Exercise is Essential for Your Dog’s Health

Bonding, Exercise & PlayMarch 4, 202449Views 0Likes 0Comments

Why Exercise is Essential for Your Dog's Health It's so important for your pup's physical and mental health to get regular exercise. Here's why: It helps maintain a healthy weight. Taking short walks, running, and playing fetch are great ways to keep the extra pounds off. It offers mental stimulation. Sniffing walks, puzzle toys, and…

Helping Your Rescued Dog Overcome Trust Issues

Bonding, Building TrustMarch 4, 202455Views 0Likes 0Comments

Understanding Trust Issues in Rescued Dogs When you rescue a pup, it can be tricky for them to trust humans or their new home. Trust issues can appear as aggression, barking, or not wanting to socialize. To help your dog, it's key to understand why they don't trust. That way, you can help them conquer…

Barking vs. Howling: What’s the Difference?

Barking, Behavior IssuesMarch 3, 202444Views 0Likes 0Comments

Barking vs. Howling: What's the Difference? When it comes to dog vocalizations, two sounds stand out - barking and howling. Barking is sharp, abrupt, and loud. It's often used as a warning. Pitch and tone vary by breed, age, and mood. Too much barking can indicate boredom, anxiety, or aggression. Training can help reduce…

Fostering Curiosity: Encouraging Your Dog to Explore

Adult Dog Socialization, SocializationMarch 2, 202440Views 0Likes 0Comments

Fostering Curiosity: Encouraging Your Dog to Explore Give your pup a boost! Encouraging exploration and curiosity can be fun and also beneficial for their physical and mental health. Here are some tips: Change up your dog's walking routes. Discover new areas, smells, and textures. Provide different types of toys. Puzzle toys, ones with different sounds…

Training Your Dog to Walk on a Loose Leash in Different Environments

Dog Training, Leash TrainingMarch 1, 202452Views 0Likes 0Comments

Training Your Dog to Walk on a Loose Leash in Different Environments Train your pup to walk with a loose leash. It's a challenge in different places. Here's how: Start off indoors or somewhere with low-stimulus. Then, move to busier places. Reward your pup with treats or words when they walk with a slack leash.…

How to Prevent Your Dog from Jumping on Visitors

Behavior Issues, JumpingMarch 1, 202441Views 0Likes 0Comments

How to Prevent Your Dog from Jumping on Visitors Preventing your pup from jumping on guests is tough, but vital for their safety and your visitors' comfort. Here are some tips to help manage and modify their behavior: Exercise: Tire them out before your visitors arrive. A pooped pup is less likely to be overly…

The Benefits of a Solid Heel Command for Enjoyable Walks

Basic Commands, Dog TrainingFebruary 29, 202438Views 0Likes 0Comments

Why a Solid Heel Command is important for Enjoyable Walks Your walks with your pup can be extra-enjoyable if you have a strong heel command! It might take a bit of practice, but teaching this command is really crucial. Let's explore why this command is so important and how to teach it to your pup,…

Building a Strong Training Foundation for All Your Dogs

Multi-Dog Household, SocializationFebruary 29, 202441Views 0Likes 0Comments

Building a Strong Training Foundation for All Your Dogs All dogs need a strong training foundation, no matter their age or background. A consistent routine and basic commands, such as sit, stay, heel and come, are key. Positive reinforcement is essential for creating a strong bond between dog and owner. Tips for building a…