Dogs and puppies chew objects around the house at different ages for many different reasons. This blog will give you reasons behind your dog’s mischievous behavior and give you tips on how to combat it. Normal Behavior It is perfectly normal for a puppy to want to chew things around the house. Chewing is how …
Whether it is a new baby or another pet, introducing a permanent addition to the family can be a stressful anxious time for your dog, it is important to keep this transition as easy as possible on yourself and your family as well as the dog. Here are some helpful training tips to make sure …
Separation anxiety in dogs is when a dog cannot cope with its owner leaving the house and with having to be left to his own devices. It’s important to prevent separation anxiety from occurring in dogs as it can lead to concerning behavior in your dog. If you feel your dog may be suffering from …
In warmer weather it is the perfect opportunity to spend more time outdoors with your faithful friend, slowly strolling, appreciating nature and breathing fresh air, while your excited pooch explores the surroundings – nothing is better. Sometimes the weather can get very hot, often hotter than predicted and if there is a breeze it can …
There is something about the smell of a vet surgery that absolutely terrifies some dogs, with their claws gripped into the ground and all their weight shifted to one side you are not moving them, and if you try to move them and succeed their final and back up technique of collapsing to the floor, …
The key to potty training is consistency. Follow the 6 simple steps below to quickly potty train your pup: Your puppy will need to go out frequently. During training, puppies should be taken out every hour, also shortly after meals, playtime, naps, first thing in the morning and last thing before they go to bed …
