By Steve Dale
Everyone knows the story, “your dog ate your homework.” While that may be an instance when you appreciate your dog’s excessive chewing, you may not be as thrilled when he…
By Steve Dale
You are sitting on your couch watching your favorite television program, and it begins. Your dog spots a stranger on the street and begins to bark non-stop. Five minutes into…
By Steve Dale
You won’t find an argument against walking. Walking is the foundation for many exercises, one of the simplest ways to stay active, and has proven health benefits, like increased cardiovascular…
By Marjie Alonso, IAABC
Just like humans, dogs need ways to engage their minds and bodies to stay in good mental and physical shape. After spending all day at work, you may just want…
By Steve Dale
National Puppy Day falls annually on March 23rd, and it’s a national holiday for good reason. There’s nothing cuter than a puppy! In fact, evidence shows we are predisposed to…
By Shoshi Parks
Why not make some fun New Year’s resolutions for your dog in 2018? Teaching new tricks provides mental stimulation and in some cases, it’s a great way to work your…
By Steve Dale
The New Year is the perfect time to set goals for yourself and to improve your pet parenting. Every person and dog is different, so your goals may vary –…
By Shoshi Parks
There’s no bad time to consider adding a four-legged friend to your family. Adding a new pet to your family is a joyous event, but truth be told, it is not always easy.…
By Marjie Alonso, IAABC
Coming when called, also called a recall, is a crucial skill to teach your dog. With a good recall, your dog can avoid dangerous situations, be called away from places…
By Marjie Alonso, IAABC
Good training requires paying attention to four simple rules, otherwise known as the four D’s of dog training: distance, distraction, duration and difficulty. You can use this list (along with…
