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Choosing the Right Dog Trainer: Tips from Greenlin Dog and Puppy Training
Dogs are lovable and dependable companions, but they can also sometimes be a challenge to live with. When their behaviors aren’t as in tune with how you want them to act, or they’re blatantly getting into things and causing other issues, the best solution is usually a dog trainer. The right kind of dog trainer…
Read MoreHow to Keep Your Dog Safe During Summer Activities
When your dog wants to go on a walk, but it’s too hot outside, they typically won’t understand why you’re saying no. Most dogs will need a mix of indoor and outdoor stimulation, and breaking their walk and potty routine may create symptoms of stress and anxiety. Summer is also the season of the best…
Read MoreHow to Keep Your Dog From Freaking Over Fireworks
Fireworks displays, while exciting for humans, can be downright terrifying for our four-legged friends. The loud noises and bright flashes freak many dogs out, sending their anxiety into overdrive. As a responsible pet owner, it’s important to know how to care for your dog before, during, and after fireworks. Here, we’ll teach you to spot…
Read MoreCommon Health Problems in Dogs and How to Spot Them
As a devoted dog owner, your furry friend’s health and well-being are probably top of mind. But with so many potential health issues facing dogs, it can be tough to know what to watch out for or how often you should have your pup checked out by the vet. To help, we’ll walk you through…
Read MoreHow to Socialize Your Dog With Other Dogs
Socializing your dog is one of the most important things you can do as an owner. It helps ensure your dog grows into a friendly, well-adjusted companion. But where do you start? Socializing a dog takes time, patience, and consistency. The good news is, with the right approach, you’ll have your dog mingling with new…
Read MoreHow Much Exercise Does My Dog Need?
For dog owners, cracking the code on just how much exercise your dog actually needs can sometimes feel impossible. Whether they’re wound up at the end of the day or too tired to do much more than sleep day in and day out, the wrong amount of exercise can have a huge impact on their…
Read MoreOvercoming Dogpark Fear and Anxiety
It’s normal for your dog to feel anxious the first time they visit a dog park, but repeated anxiety can get in the way of what should be an enjoyable experience. Anxiety can manifest itself in a variety of undesirable behaviors, including aggression towards other dogs, destructive playing behaviors, or attempts to escape fended in…
Read MoreDealing With Digging and Scratching
Doggone it if there isn’t another hole in the backyard! Finding holes can be frustrating, but digging is a natural part of the way dogs explore and become more familiar with their surroundings. Many dog lineages are actually predisposed to the act of digging. Likewise, scratching can be a natural way to interact with the…
Read MorePuppy Proofing Your Home
When you have a new puppy (or a whole litter!), it can be overwhelming to keep track of them. Despite their small size, puppies have BIG levels of energy, and they can cause massive amounts of harm to themselves — or your home — if given total access to everything. What many people don’t know…
Read MoreTraining Your Pet to Be Comfortable With Grooming and Handling
Grooming and handling are an important part of every pet’s life. Proper grooming can empower them to feel their best in any season, and it ensures that their skin and coat can be well-maintained and healthy. A grooming routine should always center around optimizing and maintaining your dog’s health, so make sure to learn how…
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