Destructive Chewing: How to Stop Dogs From Chewing on Everything
Dogs love to chew objects that are heavily covered with the scent of human family members. Here's why your dog might be chewing on items in your home, and what to do to stop it.
Will The Location of My Crate Make a Difference?
When it comes to crating your dog, little things can make a big difference. The location of your crate is always a question we get, so here's 3 things to keep in mind.
Introducing Your Dog & Your New Baby
When bringing your new baby home, you may be trying to decide how to handle introducing your dog to your new family member.
Do You Have An Emergency Recall Word?
An emergency recall is a command used to tell your dog to come in emergency situations. It is one of the most important things you can train your dog to do. Here's how...
Your Dog Is Craving Mental Stimulation Too
Putting effort toward your dog’s physical health through exercise is great and necessary, but channeling your dog’s mind is just as important.
I let My Dog Run Around the Backyard. Is that Enough Exercise?
Proper exercise is an important part of helping dogs with behavior issues such as aggression and separation anxiety. It’s also quite beneficial for a dog’s mental health even if he or she doesn’t have behavior issues.
Your Walk Starts Before You Leave the House
If you want your dog or puppy to walk on a leash, those dog walking manners should start before you leave the house.
Preparing Your Dog For Halloween Festivities
With the Halloween season upon us, and decorations being hung across most neighborhoods, here are a few things to keep in mind for your dog this Witching Season.
Tips to Prevent Losing Your Dog
The ASPCA estimates that 10 million pets go missing every year in the United States. Here are tips to help you prevent losing your best friend.
Does Your Dog Have the Post Vacation Blues?
Your dog loves the routine, just the same way that you do. When our routines get thrown off, it takes us a few days or so to settle in, too.