Sheri Renaud, Author at Train That Pooch

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Bark It Out: 7 German Shepherd Facts

When you picture a loyal, intelligent, and well-trained dog, few come close to the German shepherd. Shepherds are so reliable that they are the most widely used canine in law enforcement.If you love this breed, check out seven more German shepherd facts below: Table of Contents 1. There are Many Types2. Ranked Third in Intelligence3. […]

How to Buy Pet Food Online (5 Tips for New Owners)

Have you ever wished you could take the hassle out of buying pet food?The easiest way to buy pet food is to order online and have it shipped to your house. If you’re a multi-pet household, this saves you from constantly having to haul heavy bags of kibble.Depending on where you order from, you may […]

5 Rescue Dog Myths & Misconceptions

We all know that there are rescue dogs out there waiting for a forever home, and many of us feel drawn to make that special bond with a rescue. But there are a few misconceptions that may stop you from adopting.We’re about to bust five rescue dog myths to help you take the first step […]

Why Getting a Dog During Quarantine Is The Best Decision Ever

Thanks for stopping by to read our top reasons to get a dog during quarantine (like you need a reason to adopt a pupster). Anyway, without further ado, here’s the low-down. Over the COVID quarantine, we are all spending far more time at home than we thought possible. Our worlds suddenly shrunk to the size […]

Large No-Pull Dog Harness (What You Need to Know Before Buying)

Choosing the proper dog harness is no easy task; it can take some serious sniffing to hunt down the right one for your adorable mound of fur, especially when they’re a larger breed.Whether you’re looking to kit out your brand new, significant, and beautiful puppy or your dog just deserves a bit of an upgrade […]

Interesting Pet Food Trends to Discuss With Your Vet

The pet industry is experiencing rapid growth these days. According to the American Pet Product Association (APPA), approximately 85 million households own a pet. Further, APPA states pet ownership has gone up 68% over the last 30 years. Gen Z and Millennial consumers are embracing a pet-owning and pet-loving lifestyle when compared to the older generation. […]

Your Guide to Grooming Your Dog at Home

Along with a healthy diet, heaps of exercise, plenty of love, and regular vet visits, regular grooming is also an essential part of being a responsible dog parent. Grooming your pet is more than the occasional brush or a run through the hose-sprinkler during the summer months. You’ll need to get familiar with the correct techniques […]

19 Tips for First-Time Dog Owners

Congratulations on welcoming a dog into your home and family. You’re embarking upon an exciting adventure. To ensure your success, let’s dig right into our top 19 tips for first-time dog owners. Table of Contents 1. Puppy Proof Your Home2. Respect Your Pet’s Doghood3. Do Your Research4. Understand Chewing Behavior5. Find a Vet Before You […]

The Top 10 Sniffer Dog Breeds

Not only are dogs man’s best friend, but they’re also one of the most challenging working species on our planet! From being loyal companions to bomb-sniffing dogs, they can do it all.Some dogs do have a better sense of smell compared to others. That’s why we put together this list of the top ten best […]

How to Bathe Your Dog That’s Afraid of Water

Dogs generally like water; however, not every pup enjoys bathing, as I’m sure you know. You may find yourself in front of a dog with a fear of water, and then the essential bath can become torture for you and your pet. But then, how do you bathe your pupster if it has a fear […]

Why Dogs Sleep With Their Eyes Open (What to Do About It)

Thanks for stopping by to read why dogs sleep with their eyes open. Dogs sleep a lot more than we do, right? They need to catch more zzz’s, but most of the time, they’re just dosing.Like humans, our furry-friends process daytime events in their dreams, often putting themselves in strange postures and moving their eyes […]

The Pomeranian – Big Dog In a Little Body!

Are you looking for a small, quiet companion? One who is quite happy to sit on your lap or stay around the house and be fed little treats and tidbits?If this is you, FORGET the mighty Pomeranian! These dogs are all of the above, but so much more, as well!They are power-packed and full of […]

Miniature Goldendoodle training with owner

Goldendoodle Training (Four Popular Methods)

A Goldendoodle is a mixture of a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. Their attributes position them as an excellent family pet which would account for why everyone loves them. They shed less and are also hypoallergenic, while their intelligence makes them qualify as therapy dogs. The Goldendoodle also comes in a variety of sizes to fit […]

How to Potty Train an Older Dog (Umbilical Cord Method?)

If you’ve recently adopted an older dog, thank you and congratulations! You’re about to discover how wonderful life will become when you provide a safe and caring home to an adult dog. An elder dog can bond with a new owner just as quickly as a puppy would bond despite common misperceptions. Not only that, but […]

10 Essential German Shepherd Diet Tips

For most of my life, I have an unexplained love for German shepherd dogs. Due to my parent’s high rise living quarters and my not wanting to imprison such a majestic dog to a balcony for fresh air, I did not have one until later in life. But regardless, I loved them from afar.I think […]

Dog Panic Attacks: Here’s What You Need to Know

We are so similar to our animals. Perhaps just as anxious too. So it might not be a surprise that panic attacks also occur in man’s best friend. There are various reasons why these attacks happen, but I’m sure you’d agree that it’s a pretty intense situation. Just as we suffer from panic attacks or […]

Everything About Soy Allergies In Dogs (Symptoms, Causes & Diagnosis)

Hypersensitivity to certain food types is a common issue faced by canines, and soy protein is a well-recognized allergen for dogs. In such allergies, the body starts treating soy protein as an allergen leading to hypersensitivity reactions like itching and a lot of distress for dogs.Though you cannot get this cured, you can manage it […]

Here are the signs your dog needs more exercise

Does Your Dog Need More Exercise? (Seven Signs)

We all know that dogs require exercise and activities with their owner. But how much exactly is needed? A senior Chihuahua will not be able to go for a 90-minute strenuous walk, whereas a young and spunky Belgian Malinois sees this as barely a warm-up.Not getting enough physical and mental exercise can lead to dogs’ […]

5 Best Smart Pet Feeders for Dogs

Most pet owners would agree that in a perfect world, we’d all have more time to spend at home, hanging out with our furry friends. Unfortunately, work, errands, holidays, and hectic schedules often prevent you from being by your pet’s side every minute of the day — and that can wreak havoc on Fido’s mealtimes.Luckily, […]

What to Do If Your Dog Has Anxiety When Going to the Vet

Did you know that more than 70% of dogs live with some type of anxiety?Since dogs are our best friends and special members of our family, this news can be saddening. Most pet owners strive to spoil their dogs, but some breeds are naturally more prone to anxiety disorders than others.Have you noticed that your […]

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