A small mix of familiar rewards can make training convenient.
Kea Grace
Published October 20, 2019
Costumes, noise, crowds and unfamiliar movement can make Halloween demanding. Choose an outing that suits your dog and your own needs, with an easy way to leave.
Kea Grace
Published October 20, 2019
This is Shawna’s personal account as originally published. Her descriptions and reported advice belong to that experience and are not a diagnosis or treatment…
Shawna Mayo
Published October 19, 2019
For a dog that can eat pumpkin, a small amount of plain pumpkin purée can be part of a suitable stuffed toy.
Kea Grace
Published October 9, 2019
Growing puppies need enjoyable activity and rest. Choose comfortable walks, gentle games, and opportunities to explore that fit the puppy’s age, health, and…
Kea Grace
Published October 5, 2019
Plan puppy bathroom trips after meals, drinking, waking and play. Learn what to watch for and how to build a routine without relying on a fixed timer.
Kea Grace
Published September 27, 2019
1. Intriguing autumn scents. Ahhh, the scents of autumn – cinnamon, spices, apples, candy corn, smoky fires, pumpkins and earthy leaves.
Kea Grace
Published September 23, 2019
Many common dog training mistakes get in the way of your dog learning. Most people have no idea these common errors exist, though!
Kea Grace
Published September 20, 2019
Good training starts with small skills you can use every day. Help your dog tune in, settle comfortably, and move with you before taking on bigger lessons.
Kea Grace
Published September 17, 2019
Seasonal decorations, food and outdoor chemicals can create hazards. Keep the dog's working area and rest space separate from food preparation and cleanup.
Megan Wild
Published September 15, 2019
