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How to Keep House Training Fun and Engaging for Your Dog

Dog Training, House TrainingFebruary 25, 202459Views 0Likes 0Comments

Making House Training a Positive Experience for Your Dog House training your pup can be a tricky, however worthwhile, experience. It’s essential to make certain that this process is a happy one for both you and your dog. With the right mindset and some helpful advice, house training your pup can be a positive journey.…

The Art of Rewarding: Positive Reinforcement in Scent Games

Mental Exercise, Scent GamesFebruary 24, 202471Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Art of Rewarding: Positive Reinforcement in Scent Games The art of positive reinforcement in scent games is crucial for teaching your pup and making sure they have fun! Here are some tips to help you ace the craft: Supply high-value rewards - food and toys are typically loved by dogs, so offer them something…

Maintaining Trust with Your Senior Dog: A Guide to Success

Bonding, Building TrustFebruary 24, 202461Views 0Likes 0Comments

Maintaining Trust with Your Senior Dog: A Guide to Success Trust is key for a senior dog's wellbeing. Here are tips to keep that trust: Be patient. Aging and health may limit them. Understand what they can do. Keep them comfy. Make sure they access food and water easily. Also, provide a cozy bed. Stick…

How to Train Your Dog to Leave It: A Step-by-Step Guide

Basic Commands, Dog TrainingFebruary 24, 202459Views 0Likes 0Comments

How to Train Your Dog to Leave It: A Step-by-Step Guide Teach your pup the 'leave it' command. It's a must-know skill to keep them safe from eating anything dangerous. Here's how: Start with treats in both hands; hold them out, fists closed. Let your pup sniff…

Crate Training Your Dog: A Trick for Safe Space Creation

Mental Exercise, Trick TrainingFebruary 23, 202449Views 0Likes 0Comments

Crate Training Your Dog: A Trick for Safe Space Creation Crate training your dog is essential for its safety, comfort, and overall health. It can be a secure and cozy spot for your pup to rest, sleep, and feel secure. Here's how to crate train your pet: Pick a crate that fits your dog. Make…

How to Recognize and Address Stress-Related Digging

Behavior Issues, DiggingFebruary 23, 202455Views 0Likes 0Comments

How to Recognize and Address Stress-Related Digging Stress-related digging is a common problem in dogs. It can cause destruction to your yard, furniture and personal items. Recognizing the signs is key to addressing it. Signs of stress-related digging include: Excessive digging Pacing Restlessness Barking Destructive behavior These behaviors may be due to changes in routine,…

The Role of Teething in Puppy Biting and How to Help Your Puppy Cope

Dog Training, Puppy BitingFebruary 23, 202454Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Role of Teething in Puppy Biting and How to Help Your Puppy Cope Teething is an important part of puppy development. Pups use biting and chewing to learn about their world and ease their teething pain. Here's some tips to help you out: Give 'em chew toys. This'll help soothe their gums. Freeze toys…

Starting Young: Introducing Scent Games to Puppies

Mental Exercise, Scent GamesFebruary 22, 202455Views 0Likes 0Comments

Why scent games are good for puppies Scent games are fab for introducing pups to sniffing and tracking! They sharpen their natural sniffing capabilities, giving them a fun and educational experience. Plus, these games can build confidence, offer more physical exercise, and help them learn more about their surroundings. Let's explore why these games…

Train Your Dog to Put Away Toys: A Practical Trick

Mental Exercise, Trick TrainingFebruary 22, 202468Views 0Likes 0Comments

Train Your Dog to Put Away Toys: A Practical Trick Train your pup to store their toys! It's a fun and useful skill that keeps your house tidy and organized. Here's how: Choose a spot for their toys. Get them used to playing there. Say "clean up" and point to the basket. Give treats when…

Using Toys and Treats to Redirect Jumping Behavior

Behavior Issues, JumpingFebruary 22, 202447Views 0Likes 0Comments

Using Toys and Treats to Redirect Jumping Behavior Redirecting your pup's jumping behavior using toys and treats? Here are some tips to help: Keep a toy or treat ready. Whenever you're together, have a toy or treat in hand - this will shift their focus. Teach other behaviors. Teach your pup alternatives to jumping, like…