Dog Park vs Structured Playgroups
You bring home a dog because you want a companion to share
The image of a hunting dog often conjures up visions of wide-open fields, thrilling chases, and retrieving games. But what happens when that hunting dog finds itself in the heart of a bustling city? While[...]
Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting time for any family. The joy and companionship a furry friend brings are undeniable. However, the decision to bring home two puppies simultaneously, while tempting, can be[...]
National Cook for Your Pets Day, celebrated on November 1st, is the perfect opportunity to show our furry companions how much we care by preparing them a homemade meal. This special day encourages pet owners[...]
We’re thrilled to share that Elisha and three of our trainers recently attended the 2024 APDT Conference, and it was an incredible experience! This year’s conference was packed with opportunities to learn from some of[...]
Today, August 26th, is National Dog Day, a day dedicated to celebrating our beloved canine companions. Dogs bring joy, comfort, and unconditional love to our lives, and they deserve to be recognized for all they[...]
Every year, August 15th marks “Check Your Chip Day,” a day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of microchipping pets and ensuring that these chips are up to date. As a dog training school,[...]
If you’re looking to add a new pup to your family, buying from a breeder can have its benefits. You can pick your specific breed, know what to expect as your puppy grows up, and[...]
While the holidays can be quite busy, it can also bring more time at home with the entire family. This can be a reason why some people choose to bring a new puppy into their[...]
Christmas time is here! Baking cookies, seeing friends and family, exchanging gifts and putting up the tree are just some of the many joyous things that Christmas brings. If you also brought a new puppy[...]
As the year starts to wind down, holiday parties start to wind up! While you prepare for all of the gatherings with friends and family, you may naturally think “My dog should partake too!”. Before[...]
You bring home a dog because you want a companion to share
You turn your back for thirty seconds to answer a text or
You step out into the backyard with your morning coffee, only to