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As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, many owners assume it’s time to pause dog training until spring. But the truth is that winter is one of the best seasons to make major progress in obedience and behavior.
A Feast for the Family, Not for the Dog Thanksgiving is all about food, family, and gratitude. The kitchen is buzzing, plates are full, and every corner of the house smells irresistible. For your dog, this sensory overload can be
Holiday Travel and Your Dog: Preparation Is Key The holiday season means family gatherings, festive food, and often a long journey away from home. For dog owners, traveling during the holidays adds an extra layer of planning and responsibility. Whether
A Special Kind of Service: The Healing Bond Between Veterans and Dogs On Veterans Day, we pause to honor those who have served our country, men and women who gave everything for our freedom. But for many, the challenges don’t
Gratitude in Every “Sit” and “Stay” Thanksgiving is the perfect time to reflect on gratitude, family, and the lessons we learn from those who bring us the most joy. For dog owners, that gratitude often centers around our loyal four-legged
Living in a multi-dog household can be joyful, but it also brings unique challenges. From feeding time to walks and play, multiple dogs can create competition, chaos, or confusion if structure is missing. Without clear leadership, dogs may develop bad
A Big Change for Everyone Bringing a new dog home is an exciting milestone, but it is also a major adjustment for both your new companion and the rest of your household. Dogs are territorial and sensitive to change. Without
Costumes, decorations, and trick-or-treaters make Halloween exciting for families, but for dogs it can be overwhelming. From candy hazards to noisy doorbells, this holiday often creates confusion and stress. The good news is that with preparation and structure, you can
Leash reactivity is one of the most common frustrations I hear from owners. A dog that barks, lunges, or growls when seeing another dog or person on a walk can make outings stressful and embarrassing. The key to solving this
