Recognize Signs That Your Dog is Afraid
Most dog owners believe they are good at reading their dog’s emotions, yet our trainers get lots of calls about behaviours that—at their root—reveal a fearful dog. The good news is: if you become an expert at reading your dog’s feelings, you can then ease...
Supporting Your Dog When They Lose a Friend
Just like humans, dogs struggle with the loss of a close companion, but there are a few ways that you can help each other through your grief. Having two dogs may be double the love, but if one of those dogs passes away, you won’t be the only one who’s mourning....
Bringing Your Dog to the Dog-Friendly Workplace
With more and more companies creating pet policies in order to attract and retain employees, you may be thinking about bringing your dog with you to work! Not every dog will be a good fit for the workplace, though, so start here to make sure your pup can be a model...
Fire Safety Includes Your Dog
A fire in your home can be devastating—especially if your pet becomes injured or worse—so let’s talk about how to avoid that at all costs. We hope you never need it, but you will be so much calmer and safer in a fire emergency if you have a plan in place....