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4th of july with Dogs
Every year, this holiday brings an onslaught of lost dogs who escape from their owners, their homes or yards out of fear from fireworks and other loud noises from the holiday’s festivities. Whether you have a puppy, an adult dog, a recent rescue or family dogs visiting, setting your dog up for success over the…
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Summer dog ready!
Summer is officially here and that means extreme temperatures. Here are some tips for keeping your dog safe on outdoor adventures this season as well as fun activities to make sure you are meeting your dog’s daily exercise needs on those really hot days. Every year, veterinarians treat countless cases of health issues resulting from…
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Reward Like a Pro
It is no secret that many trainers recommend utilizing food rewards to reinforce desired behaviors. We are no different, as relationship based dog trainers – our primary goal when working with any dog and their owner is to strengthen the bond between them; one of the ways that makes a significant difference in obtaining that…
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Your Puppy isn’t that Easy to Break
Recently, I have had a few new puppy clients express their fear of creating “trauma” in their puppy’s life as a result of implementing structure and training. There is this all too common misconception that if your puppy cries in the crate or doesn’t immediately walk with you on a leash then you will instantly…
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10 All-Natural Supplements to Consider
1. Un-refined Coconut Oil: is a superfood! Add it regularly to your dog’s meals to help increase nutrient absorption, contains powerful antibacterials that help fight infections, helps with arthritis, preventing yeast infections, helps with skin and coat health and can even help wounds heal when applied topically. 2. A Powder Multi-Vitamin: in commercial diets “balanced and complete” diet simply…
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