How to Deal with Jumping

Jumping occurs when a dog is jumping up on a human, a door, a gate, a fence, or when placing two feet on a chair. Dogs do not jump in order to establish dominance or to get closer to your face. They jump because it is natural and it receives some sort of acknowledgement...

Nutrition and Your Dog’s Behavior: Part VI

Have you ever really wondered the difference between organic and non-organic? Well, we have and it is important to know the difference when purchasing products for your dog or your family. For products to be considered 100% organic each ingredient must also be 100% organic. This means no use of any herbicides or pesticides...

Nutrition and Your Dog’s Behavior: Part V

As promised, this blog will discuss superfoods for your dog.  We will focus primarily on honeybee products, which are important functional superfoods.  Before we jump into that, however, here is a list of all canine functional superfoods that can be incorporated into your dog’s diet: – Berries(e.g. blueberries, cranberries, raspberries, but not strawberries) – Coconut oil...