Dog & Baby Tips: Helping Your Dog Handle Being Second to the Baby
If you are expecting, then begin to act as if you already have the baby, meaning you will start to work on your dog’s independence now for when the baby does arrive. That
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If you are expecting, then begin to act as if you already have the baby, meaning you will start to work on your dog’s independence now for when the baby does arrive. That
I’m going to go out on a limb (I’ll probably catch some heat for this, which is okay because the message is important) and say that one of the smallest,
Some dogs come to me with one last chance. Apollo was one of those dogs. His owners couldn’t get a moment’s peace ever. His two most recent incidents included breaking
So overdue but Pepper has been home for a month now. She is a changed dog. Still a good natured little girl but her issues have been corrected thanks to
Sometimes in life we get the dog we need, not the dog we want. Some dogs can handle affection, but for others, too much will create a monster. Too much
Don’t try to make your unpredictable dog something she is not. I often hear stories about dogs who used to be sweet, but “suddenly” turned into aggressive monsters. People understandably
When you bring home a puppy and you already have another dog (esepcially a senior), there are some things you need to know. First, your senior has earned his/her stripes,
Resource guarding usually happens over people, toys and food. Even after training, do not expect the dog to stop this behavior without your involvement. You have to stop the behavior by first
Working with a dog trainer is a 2 way street. When your dog comes home from training, it will have skills—there’s no doubt about it! The KEY to your success is
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