This is such a great resource for those of you thinking of getting a puppy or who may have just got one. The trainer will walk you through basic puppy socialization, training, positive reinforcement and how to start crating and potty training successfully. The biggest questions we hear about are how to crate train and […]
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Embracing Sustainability: Eco-Friendly Ways to Remember Your Beloved Dog Grieving the loss of a pet is difficult, but acknowledging the passing of your beloved dog in an eco-friendly way can bring solace and make a difference. Sustainability is not just about living right, it’s about remembering rightly too. Through Sustainable eco-friendly innovation, you can not
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Unmasking the Hidden Dangers: 5 Household Hazards To Your Dog’s Health and How to Prevent Them As pet owners, one of our topmost priorities is ensuring our canine companions remain safe and healthy. However, the comforts of our own home can still pose certain risks to our beloved four-legged friends. There are many hidden dangers
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The Powerful Role of Dog Companions in Enhancing the Lives of Autistic Children For many children with autism, social interactions can be a significant challenge. The introduction of a canine companion can often provide a powerful and transformative impact. These special dogs, trained specifically to act as faithful allies, aid in improving communication skills, reducing
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Dog Owning In The 1960’s Have you ever wondered what owning a dog was like just a few decades ago? Innovations in dog healthcare have progressed veterinarian practice significantly. Considering one quarter of dogs at that time were random street roamers whether they were owned or not. Ownership rules and dog ethics were much less
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Dog’s Social Competency Dogs communicate through body language. Dogs learn how to communicate with other dogs starting within their first week of life! Exploring dog socialization and play behavior is a rapidly growing area of animal behavior studies. We know that puppies get their first canine social cues from their littermates and mother. Puppies continue
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Weimaraners Run Fast Weimaraners run fast! The Weimaraner breed can reach speeds of up to 35 + MPH or 56+ KM/H. This is much faster than humans, even athletes! Since Weimaraners were originally bred to hunt deer and wolves, not only are they fast, but they have stamina. This means they can pace themselves to
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You have an adolescent or two in the home, you also have a family dog. How does a family dog help your teen navigate this challenging phase of development? Are you doing the right thing by having a dog at home during this busy time in your teen’s life? Being a Teen: Life in The
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So your children like dogs. They know someone who has a dog at school. They want a dog they bug you endlessly to get one. Maybe you had one at their age. You think it’s a good idea. But you worry about the cost of dog ownership, the responsibility and if the work is
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Researches have studied the family dog influences your baby’s development for the last several years. Each time new evidence comes to light. The family dogs and baby’s development is a growing area of research. To know how babies benefit from having a family dog, we need to understand how they process their world very early
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