Dog Behavior and Training Digest

Constructive dog training can occur any time, all the time. You don’t require to get your dog ready in particular training gear. Your pet is typically prepared whenever you are. It is suggested that you train in several 5 to 15-minute sessions, for a sum of 30 to 45 minutes per day.

This is easier than […]

Original post by Ask Dr Dog

Although to many of us, the “rules” are common sense, there are of course people who either don’t realize or choose not to follow the etiquette of dog walking. In order to clear up any potential confusion, I thought I would take this opportunity to be the “Miss Manners” of the dog world.
For example, when […]

Original post by Lori

History and origin: The Chow Chow is a part of the Spitz relatives that is recognized for over 2000 years.  This Chinese breed was previously used for guarding and hunting.  His thick skin protected him in cruel climate and, unfortunately, provided clothing for the infamous Mongols, who also reportedly used the dog for cooking.
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Original post by Ask Dr Dog

Once upon a time, there was a Grandma. She has always loved golden retrievers and has enjoyed their exuberant, loving personalities throughout her lifetime.
Unfortunately Grandma’s latest golden retriever passed away at the age of 14. She loved that dog so much and was heartbroken at the loss. She cried for quite some time and continued […]

Original post by Lori

With all the holiday festivities we all enjoy this time of year, it’s important to remember your pet when you do your holiday shopping.
Not only will your dog enjoy a nice new toy or two from Santa on Christmas morning, but from a practical viewpoint, making sure your dog has a toy to keep him […]

Original post by Lori

“Ahh… the Christmas tree… a giant stick! And it even has balls hanging on it! It’s the dog toy of my dreams!” This is likely how your puppy or young dog views this central holiday decoration that graces your home.
However, aside from the obvious fact that you don’t want your dog to knock over the […]

Original post by Lori

It’s the first week of October and as the air begins to cool also comes the reality that there are many holidays coming just around the corner. And holidays mean candy in bowls, food on counters, doors opening, guests arriving and perhaps joining you for a meal. So what does this mean for your dog? […]

Original post by Lori

                                                                                                                             
After thirteen years of being self-employed as a dog trainer, I’ve gotten used to the seasonal fluctuations of owning a business, many of which are completely unforeseeable even after all this […]

Original post by Lori

Original post by Lori