When it comes to teaching and training dogs, success depends on being proactive, not reactive. Many dog owners unintentionally wait for unwanted behavior to happen before responding, but by that point, it’s often too late. The dog has already practiced the behavior, and now both human and dog are reacting to the situation rather...
When it comes to dog enrichment, it’s easy to assume that more is better. More puzzle toys, more walks, more stimulation. But the truth is, the quality of your dog’s enrichment activities has a far greater impact on their behavior, mental health, and overall well-being than simply the number of things you throw their...
Barking is a natural behavior for dogs—one that can be both helpful and incredibly frustrating. It’s a way for dogs to communicate, alert us, and even protect us. But not all barking is necessary, and not all of it is helpful. The key is to help your dog understand when barking is okay and...