Should You Microchip Your Dog?
Microchips have become very popular in the United States, and most shelters microchip all of the cats and dogs that get adopted.
Holiday Safety with Pets
It’s possible for our pets to participate in holiday traditions without danger - take a look and implement these holiday safety tips.
Biting the Leash While Walking
Most dogs get excited to go for a walk, but if not contained, their excitement can lead to pulling, leaping, sniffing all the smells and biting the leash.
Crate Training 101
Crate training is not punishment. It is natural for dogs to want a small, cozy area to themselves to relax and practice their denning instinct.
Taming Your Mouthy Dog
A mouthy puppy is can be mildly destructive - but if they grow into a mouthy dog, they can cause pain and damage. Here are some training tips to help.
When Your Dog is a Picky Eater
Let's explore what makes a dog a picky eater and discuss some different approaches you can take to successfully feeding them.
Training Tips: “Eyes on Me”
To train your pup in a new behavior or trick, you first have to make sure they are paying attention to you. Teach your dog the command "eyes on me" to help.
Senior Dogs with Weak Bladders
Senior dogs often experience incontinence, especially aging females. In addition to medication, there are tools and tips to adjust to the new reality.
A Guide for Dog Foster Parents
Dog foster parents provide critical training, socialization, and support to their foster dogs, while moving them out of the shelter.
Let’s Review: Teaching Dogs to Back Up
Training and teaching dogs is what we do - and we love to help you to create a loving and trusting bond between you and your pup.