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The Benefits of Routine for Dogs
All dogs can benefit from having a regular routine throughout their week. It doesn’t have to involve a strict schedule (outside of feedings), and not every activity has to be done every day, but a routine helps dogs mentally, physically, and medically. Every animal has its own type of routine in nature. Wild wolves, which…
Read MoreCan You Teach an Old Dog New Tricks? Training Tips for Senior Dogs
Although owning a puppy gets a lot of good press, an older dog can offer positive benefits that you might not expect. Whether you have recently adopted a senior dog, or think your old friend needs a little bit more training, there are several keys to training an older dog that you should consider. The…
Read MoreWhen a Fur Friend Passes: How to Help Them Cope With Loss and Change
It goes without saying that pets are like four-legged family members, and animals that live in the same household are likely to bond over time. When a furry sibling friend passes, it can be difficult for the other pets in the house to understand what is truly happening. Navigating loss can be overwhelming, for you…
Read MoreIs Doggie Daycare Right for My Senior Dog?
As much as we love our furry friends and want them by our side, bringing them everywhere is impossible. To compensate for this, pet owners bring their dogs to doggie daycare instead of leaving them at home. For many pet owners, keeping older pets safe means to keep them under a watchful eye. In many…
Read MoreGroup Vs. Private Training Camps: Which Option is Best for Your Dog?
Adopting a new furry friend means they might have to sit in a few training classes before successfully transitioning to living with you. Dog owners often take their pets to see professional training when they are first adopted, and at times, they register their pets for a dog training camp. Commonly referred to as “board…
Read MoreHow Dog Training Camps Tackle Problem Behaviors
Biting, barking, indoor potting, and jumping on guests are just some examples of unwanted dog behaviors. Usually expected after adopting a new dog or puppy, these behaviors can be discouraged with time and training sessions with a certified professional. Coping with certain dog behaviors can be frustrating — even embarrassing, especially when it affects someone…
Read MoreFrom Puppy to Senior: Tailoring Pet Boarding to Meet Your Dog’s Unique Needs
We all love our pets dearly, which means that we want the absolute best for them at all times, even when we aren’t able to be there. Pet boarding makes it so that we can give our dogs the best possible environment, outside of the safety and comfort of their own home. However, owners may…
Read MoreHow to Choose the Right Dog Training Camp
Training your dog is essential because it gives your pet mental stimulation, behavioral conditioning, and the ability to stay safe when surroundings become too chaotic. In order to achieve the optimal results, the best option is to seek professional help training your dog. But, while dog training facilities are ideal for your dog to learn…
Read MoreUnderstanding Pet Grief: How Animals Respond to the Loss of Their Owners
Pets can form significant emotional bonds with their owners, and they’ll become heavily reliant on their human companions for care and affection. In the best cases, a pet will spend the majority of their life with the same owner. Tragically, this is not always the case. Understanding how pets grieve can be a challenge, as…
Read MoreEarly Socialization: The Key to a Well-Adjusted and Confident Canine
From getting along with other dogs, to playing well with kids, to handling public places comfortably, socialization is a large factor in how your dog will interact with the world throughout their life. To ensure your pup grows up to be confident, well-behaved, and well-adjusted, early socialization is key. In fact, the amount of socialization…
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