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How to Socialize Your Dog From Home
By Yasmine Ali, M.D. April 7, 2022
Puppies have a short time window for optimal socialization, and that requires exposure to multiple different surfaces, people of all backgrounds, and various new situations. But what about the puppies who happen to be within that window now, during this time of necessary social distancing due to COVID-19? How can they be socialized so they can grow to be confident and happy dogs for the rest of their lives?
The Power of Proper Puppy Socialization and Training Classes
By Stephanie Gibeault, MSc, CPDT April 7, 2022
Most dog owners have no doubt heard about the importance of socializing their puppy. Proper socialization means providing positive experiences with as many new people, dogs, and situations as possible. It’s essential for developing a confident and well-adjusted adult dog that is comfortable with all life has to offer.
Crate Training Benefits: Why A Crate Is Great for You and Your Dog
By Kaitlyn Arford April 7, 2022
Although many dog owners may feel guilty for crate training their canine companion, enclosed spaces create a shelter for your dog to rest and relax. In fact, dogs instinctively seek small spaces to create protective shelters for themselves. Crates are useful training tools for puppies, safe havens for senior dogs, and lifesavers for emergencies.
10 Ways to Give Your Dog More Mental Stimulation
By Puppy Leaks April 7, 2022
Looking for some ways to help tire out your dog and keep them busy? If so try adding more mental stimulation into their routine.
11 Ways To Tire Out A Dog In A Small Space
By Pamela Douglas Webster April 7, 2022
You’ve planned an awesome hike in the mountains that’s sure to tire your dog out! But what if it rains? Or you sprain your ankle? And you’re stuck in a hotel room.
The Truth About Dominance
By Victoria Stilwell April 7, 2022
Dogs are not on a quest for world domination. They are not socialized wolves who are constantly striving to be ‘top dog’ over us, and they are not hard-wired to try and control every situation.
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