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Transform Your Australian Shepherd’s Health: Use FitBark For Dogs with Food Allergies!

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Once you get your FitBark, plug it in to charge and create your dog’s profile.  If you need help getting started with the FitBark app, check out my previous video below. Creating a FitBark Profile for Your Allergy-Prone Australian Shepherd Once you have that much sorted out, next you want to create your dog’s profile […]

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Golden Retrievers Bring Joy to Families

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Why Golden Retrievers Are Great Family Dogs Golden Retrievers are friendly, intelligent, athletic and gentle dogs. They are easily trainable as they are ranked as one of the most intelligent dogs according to Stanley Coren’s “Intelligence of Dogs” Scale. This breed adores people, and does not make a good guard dog because they tend to

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Bulldogs: The Dog That Wants to be Loved Like a Child

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Choosing a bulldog is a special experience for a family.  Previous bulldog owners have mentioned that these dogs don’t act like a typical dog when they are with their family.  They seem to become an additional sibling, creating a unique bond with human children in the family.  Bulldogs love to play with children and their

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Bunny: The Talking dog on Social Media

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By now many people know of Bunny, the intelligent Sheepadoodle that uses an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device to communicate with her owner Alexis Devine. The AAC is a communication tool usually used by human’s who need communicative assistance. But now for the first time, a study at the Comparative Cognitions Lab at the

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