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  • Why Early Dog Training is Essential for Your Furry Friend

    Having a furry friend at home can be one of the most amazing experiences a person can have in their life. Dogs are loyal and friendly and always love to cheer up their owners. However, as much as our love for our pooches continues to grow, it can be challenging to take care of them without providing proper training. Early puppy training, to be precise, is one such aspect that every dog owner must prioritize for their pets. [Read More]

  • Potty-Training Your Puppy

    If you took in a new puppy to care for, one of the first actions you need to take is to train it how to go to the bathroom outdoors. If you do not start the training process fast, your puppy will use the interior of your home for toileting. This is a hard habit to break if it is allowed to begin. Here are steps to take to train your pooch to conduct their potty business outside. [Read More]

  • The Benefits Of In-Home Over Group Dog Training Lessons

    If you have a new puppy or adult dog living in your home, you want them to respond to your commands whenever you give them. This ensures your dog and people or other animals around them remain safe and comfortable. Many people sign their dogs up for training classes to help the progression of learning proper behaviors. Here are some reasons why in-home dog training classes are favored over group settings. [Read More]

  • Training Tips For Your Dog

    Your dog needs to be trained if you ever want it to act properly. Without any training, your dog is going to run amok, is going to run away, will not sit down, and may cause you other types of distress as well. An untrained dog that doesn't act properly is the fault of the pet owner. You are responsible for your pet and are also responsible for the training of your pet as well. [Read More]

  • Why Dog Dock Diving Is A Great Pastime For Owners And Canines

    Dog owners trying to find new and fun activities with their canine companions often have many different options from which to choose. These can vary in multiple ways, including things like dog dock diving. This activity is growing in popularity in recent years and provides a fun opportunity for owners and their pups to engage. However, it can also be beneficial in many other ways. Why Dog Dock Diving Is a Fun Activity [Read More]

  • Learn About Dog Training Benefits And Why It's Great To Do In-Home Training

    If you have brought home a new puppy or dog for your family, then you'll want to know that it's never too early to start training them. In fact, the sooner you start dog training, the better off you will be. You can prevent a lot of problems before they ever happen by making sure the puppy has the basic obedience training down. If you've brought home a full-grown dog, then you'll be glad to know that dogs are never too old to learn. [Read More]

  • How To Set Your Dog Up For A Lifetime Of Obedience

    Well-mannered dogs are easier to live with. They're less likely to hurt people accidentally, and they are less destructive. Well-behaved dogs are trained, not born. Dog obedience training can teach your dog how you want them to act, which will promote greater harmony in your home. Here are four things you can do as a dog owner to set your dog up for a lifetime of obedience: 1. Find out what your dog values. [Read More]

  • Tips For Training An Older Rescue Dog

    An older rescue dog can be a great addition to your family. As long as you choose the right breed and personality that fits your family's lifestyle, an older dog can bring you years of love and joy, and you'll save a dog from being put to sleep or living in a shelter. You may wonder if it's possible to train an older dog, especially one who has wound up in a shelter. [Read More]

  • 5 Common Misconceptions About Service Dogs

    Are you considering getting a service dog to help you navigate daily life with a disability? If so, a good way to start is by learning a bit more about service dogs, their legality, and what it takes to own and utilize one in the United States. Sadly, there are a lot of misconceptions about service dogs. Here are five of them that are particularly common and detrimental. Misconception 1: Dogs Need to Be Certified to Work as Service Animals. [Read More]

  • Different Things A Dog Trainer Can Work With Your Dog On

    If you are a dog owner, then you want to make sure you have a well-behaved dog. This will make your life so much easier. When you have a well-behaved dog, you won't have to worry about some of the issues a lot of other dog owners deal with daily like dogs with aggressive behaviors, dogs that run away, dogs that destroy their house, dogs that go to the bathroom in the house, dogs that jump on everyone, and dogs that are just completely unruly. [Read More]