November 2018 – Train That Pooch

How to Plan for Your Dog’s Health Emergency

Your dog is a member of the family, and like any other family member, their health emergency can be super scary. While you can’t plan for everything, having a plan in place in case something goes wrong with your dog can often mean the difference between life and death. So what do you do when your […]

10 Ways to Know What Your Dog Is Thinking

Your dog is an excellent communicator, and like humans, they rely on non-verbal cues to communicate with other dogs and us humans. You need to look no further than their body language and listen to their verbal cues if you want to know what your dog is thinking.Understanding how to interpret how your dog is […]

5 Easy Tips to Pup-Proof Your Home

Whether you are getting a new pup, or are moving into a new apartment with one, you will need to take appropriate steps to pup-proof your home. If you want to be a great pet parent, you will need to make sure you leave no stone unturned, especially considering how pups can be quite curious […]

5 Reasons Why Your Dog Needs To Be On A Leash

Dogs in Public Places: 5 Reasons Your Pet Should Be on a Leash

We all love our dogs and want to go everywhere with them. They are man’s best friend after all! However, you can’t just let them roam free when out in public. When you take them out for walks, it is crucial to have them on a leash.Below we have 5 reasons why you should do […]

Tips To Know You're Working With A Responsible Dog Breeder

Tips to Knowing You’re Working with a Responsible Dog Breeder

Deciding to welcome a dog into your home and life is an incredibly significant decision. Once the puppy enters your life, everything will change. It will offer its unconditional love and loyalty and you will make sure that it enjoys a safe and comfortable life. But, in order to make sure that your beloved companion has […]

Benefits of Therapy And Emotional Support Dogs

The Benefits of Therapy Dogs and Their Effect on Victims of Trauma

Therapy dogs have been used for decades (since WWII, to be exact), providing comfort, support, and companionship to us humans. Many of us are familiar with service dogs who help those with disabilities by giving around-the-clock help and care — however, our four-legged friends can also work to help victims of trauma.It’s essential to shed […]

Tips For Keeping Your Dog Safe Around Other Dogs

Helping to Keep Your Dog Comfortable Around Other Pups

Your dog might have a difficult time approaching other pups. This can occur for different reasons. Maybe an encounter with an aggressive dog has made your dog nervous and uncomfortable. Or maybe a lack of socialization has made him a little aggressive towards potential friends.These issues are never fun do deal with but they can […]

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