How to select a dog training class
Know what to ask and look for when choosing the right training class for you and your dog. Most of us recognize the importance of…
Category: Dog Training
Harnesses for dogs
Take a look at the “who, why, what and where” of dog harnesses, and how easy they are to use! Walking offers multiple benefits to…
How to put on your dog’s harness
Do you struggle to get a harness on your dog? The very mention of going for a walk can send dog into an excitable frenzy.…
Top 5 canine cancer prevention tips
Cancer is a common disease in dogs, but here’s how you can significantly reduce your companion’s risk of becoming another statistic. Did you know your dog…
Tips for crating dogs with separation anxiety
Does your dog panic when you leave him alone in his crate? Here’s how to ease his separation anxiety and curb dangerous behaviors. Most dog…
Leash-walking basics for you and your dog
Is your dog an unruly leash-walker? Does he pull you off your feet every time something distracts him? These tips will help transform him into…
A nutritional approach to your pet’s skin problems
Following these 7 nutritional guidelines can significantly reduce your dog or cat’s skin problems. Switching a dog or cat with skin problems to a fresh…
Can dogs learn by observing?
Studies are showing that dogs are a lot smarter than we might think, and that they can learn a lot of words just by observing…
Natural help for anxiety
Anxiety can impact your dog’s quality of life and result in a variety of troublesome behaviors. The good news is that there are many ways…
When dogs “forget” their housetraining
Even the best-behaved dogs may sometime start messing in the house. Find out what can cause housetraining regression, and how to address the problem. One…
Understanding your dog’s body language
Animals communicate through body language. You can learn how your dog is feeling just by observing him. Animals talk with their ears, tails and facial…
Reactive vs. aggressive dogs
A dog displaying signs of reactivity isn’t necessarily aggressive. However, it’s important to understand the difference between these two states, and to prevent a reactive…
