Knowledge is power. I am always on the lookout for resources to share to help people and their dogs stay safe, healthy, happy and well-trained. This blog article by dog expert, trainer and bite expert Jill Kessler Miller perfectly articulates…
Please use a harness and collar combination with newly adopted or skittish dogs. It is surprising how many rescues don’t require more than a flat collar when sending a dog into a new home. So many dogs go missing in…
It’s that time of year again! Here are some great ways to prepare for the 4th of July: Have a kennel covered and in a quiet bedroom or first floor level of home to create a safe space for them…
If you have a dog that has yeasty paws or you would like to sanitize your pup’s feet before they come inside the house, this is how you begin to train a footbath. Follow the steps below to get those…
I have been fence shy while walking my dogs lately. Meaning, dogs behind fences that charge and bark at my dogs stresses us all out. It is now stressing Stan so much, he is reacting. Pip and Stan are a…
Otis is usually quite eager to learn, he has only known kindness, a gentle hand, and he will be a big boy. Helping him grow into a soft natured, gentle and confident adult is my main goal. I carefully expose…
I’m all about sharing ways for busy dog owners to make and prepare enrichment recipes and ideas in advance. Enrichment helps keep your dog stimulated and entertained! Today’s enrichment idea: Pupsicle Cups! Follow the recipe below and remember to follow…