Common Misconceptions about Behavioral Training
The more you know about your dog, the greater your chance of finding success in behavioral training - and building a deeper bond.
Canine Behavior & Dog Training Myths
Holding incorrect beliefs about dog behavior and training isn't tragic, but it may directly impact your relationship with your pet and the effectiveness of training.
Training Your Dog to Track by Scent
A dog's sense of smell can be 100,000 times stronger than their human owners. Teaching them to track by scent is a rewarding endeavor for you both.
Do Dogs Catch Illnesses Just Like Humans?
One of the most common categories of illnesses in dogs includes infections and parasites - definitely a reason for concern for loving dog owners.
Teaching Your Dog to Back Up
Like many tricks, teaching your dog to back up is relatively simple—but only through patience and consistency. Here's how to achieve this behavior.
Crate Time in Hurricane Shelters
A hurricane can cause immense stress to your entire family, including your four-legged furry family members. Here are a few ways to help keep them calm.
When You Shelter in Place with Your Dog
When you shelter in place during a storm—whether at a friend's house, hotel, or even a public shelter—it can be stressful for dogs, especially if it's somewhere completely unfamiliar.
Helping Your Dog Train and Live in a Distracting World
If your dog gets easily distracted by new sights, smells, or sounds, it can be frustrating when trying to train them. Here's what you need to know.
Dog Costumes & Clothing: Are They Safe?
Dogs in cute costumes and fashionable attire have become a common sight, especially during the holiday season and special events.
The Joys (and Responsibilities) of Fostering
Fostering is a meaningful way to help animals in need. By caring for and training a foster dog, you help them in their transition to their forever home.