Sheri Renaud, Author at Train That Pooch

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7 Dog Breeds that Can Purr-fectly Coexist With Cats

We’re all under the assumption that dogs and cats can’t get along. Perhaps that’s the reason why the majority of us opt to either just have a dog household or a cat household, but never both.Contrary to this belief, not all dogs are born to be your cat’s mortal enemy. In fact, there are far […]

How to Make Your Dog More Relaxed and Comfortable at the Office

The majority of working Americans have jobs that take them outside of the home. Long hours at the office can have you wondering how to leave your dog home alone, happy, and safe or if you should join the new trend of taking your dog to work.While packing your pup up for a day at […]

7 Unique Ways to Celebrate Your Dog in Style

Calling all dog lovers! If you’re an avid adherent to the belief that canines are man’s best friend, if the experience of your dog slobbering all over your face warms your heart, if you love to spoil your pooch every chance you get, this post is for you. Whether it’s their birthday, a holiday, or […]

How to Leave Your Dog Home Alone, Happy and Safe

It would be wonderful if every dog owner could work from home or bring their pet to the office, but more often than not man’s best friend is left alone for hours on end while his owner is at work.Also, the last thing you want to worry about when you’re running errands or out with […]

7 Home Remedies to Combat Your Dog’s Bad Breath

Imagine coming back to your house after a rough, stressful day and being greeted by your pooch. She wags her tail with much excitement and wants you to pet her. You grab her for enjoying your canine’s company but soon your senses get hit by this awful smell.The bad breath makes receiving those slobbery kisses […]

Tips For Dealing With Car Sickness In Dogs

What to do When Your Dog Gets Car Sick

Picture this.You are on the road with your dog, and she suddenly starts foaming and looking really ill. Before you can react, she vomits all over the dashboard. Welcome to the real pet world, where dogs actually get car sick because of the fear of being in a moving car. The good news is that you […]

Why Dogs Are Such Great Motivators

There are around 70 million companion dogs in the U.S., according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. We keep these remarkable creatures around because they enrich our lives in numerous ways, from providing unconditional love to protecting our home from the threat of intruders. They can also motivate us to do better on a personal […]

Why Dogs Are Good for Your Health

If you’ve ever owned a dog, chances are you’re already very familiar with some of the benefits their presence can bring to your life.They’ll wag their tail so hard when you get home that their whole body will wiggle. They’ll encourage you to get up and take a walk. They happily snuggle you when you’re […]

10 Tips On Keeping Your Dog Safe During The Winter

Winter is here, and while millions of us around the country begin to bundle up against inclement weather, it’s important not to forget the needs of our four-legged furry friends. Just like when it comes to us humans, the winter can can pose dangerous threats to dogs and pets in general.Here are ten winter safety […]

10 Fun Activities To Do Outside With Your Dog

Having a dog is an amazing experience. Just like you, pups love to get out in the fresh air and enjoy all Mother Nature has to offer.They love riding in the car and exploring with their family. If you want to keep your pooch active, here are ten things that you can do with them in […]

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 […]

Nutritional Needs of Large Breed Puppies (What You Need to Know)

Contrary to popular belief, not all puppies function the same way. They have different growth patterns, different bodily structures, and even differing temperaments. Thus, their nutritional needs also differ from one another. Most people are unaware that puppies and adult dogs cannot be fed the same type of food. Puppies are still growing and are vulnerable […]

Should You Be Feeding Your Dog The Raw Food Diet?

When it comes to your pet, you want nothing but the absolute best. You’ve probably explored different diet plans and options for your dog or cat. One popular pet diet fad today is keeping your dog on a raw diet plan. It focuses on feeding your dog raw meats and bones as well as fruits and […]

8 Leash Walking Tips for Reactive Dogs

Do you dread meeting other dogs when your pet is on a leash? Or does your dog over-react to other triggers, such as cats, people or wildlife? If so, your pet may be showing signs of what dog trainers call “leash reactivity.” Symptoms include lunging, pulling on the leash, snapping, growling and barking – along with […]

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