Training and Care Consulting for the First Time Dog Owner
It’s been a few years since I last had to say goodbye, yet I remember that sick feeling of coming home from the vet and seeing Red’s bed like it happened yesterday. Then you open the cupboards and see their…
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Older dogs don’t always tolerate the cold as well as they may have done, in their younger years. In spite of that, getting exercise is important no matter what the conditions outside are. A coat over a sweater, walking around…
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Halloween decorations have been in the stores for a while now, and I’m starting to see dog costumes as well. I’ve been known to dress up a dog or two to scare the locals, and as much fun as that…
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Some dogs are absolute stars when it comes to taking their medication. They’re easy going, don’t mind that you’re trying to disguise a pill in a lump of cheese or put drops of some foreign substance on their food. Maybe…
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As senior dog parents, we’re always looking for tips on how to keep our senior pups healthy, happy and comfortable. What better source to look for that advice than those who share their lives with one! From being patient and…
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So many senior dog parents I know are reaching out, asking what they can do to stop their old dogs from slipping on the floor. This problem is not limited to old dogs, so no matter what age your pup…
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I read a lot of posts from members of my FB group asking about bucket lists. So many are interested in creating one for their senior dogs as a way to make their last weeks or months as special and…
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While nothing can replace a nice walk or hike in the fresh air, it’s good to know your dog can still get a great workout indoors. From walking your dog around a big box pet supply store, to setting up…
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Watch me is when you get your dog to look at you when you ask him to. Not only does it help build communication between the two of you, it also helps create, and strengthen your bond. Teaching a dog…
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Teaching your dog to “leave it” is an important cue, and should be practiced often. It’s a wonderful lesson in impulse control and could, literally, save his life one day. Whether it’s food he finds on the street, broken glass,…
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