Untreated mental illness can have serious effects on a dog’s physical health and quality of life, so it’s important to know the signs. One symptom of mental illness that may be misinterpreted in dogs is an anxiety attack.
Dog growls can be scary, but are often misunderstood. If you figure out what your pup is saying when they growl, you can address the issue and do your best to change their behavior.
Tether training teaches your pup to have periods of calm and relaxation.For puppies, this is naptime; for older dogs, a time to quietly lay down.
Spaying and neutering your pets is a responsible way to help decrease the number of homeless animals that end up in shelters in the future.
One of the most important challenges to accomplish quickly is helping your puppy sleep through the night. Routine is everything with a new dog!
In the same way that we expect our dogs to pay attention, listen, and behave, a trainer also has a responsibility to understand what our dogs need from us.
Having an invisible fence installed around your property can bring you great peace of mind when letting your dog outside.
Though they’re happy to have us home with them most of the time, many dogs haven't learned proper socialization during the last 12 months.
Canines receive a lot of mental stimulation from the smells they encounter. A unique way to provide daily enrichment for your pup is training them to track.
Having more than one dog brings joy to many people’s lives. Not only do you get twice (or more!) of the puppy love, but also your dogs have a live-in playmate to keep them entertained and happy. Training is a critical component for life with a dog, and especially so when you’ve got more than one. Here are some tips and tricks for approaching training when you have a multi-dog household.
