Dog Park vs Structured Playgroups
You bring home a dog because you want a companion to share
No one’s a fan of it, but it’s that time of year again, Daylight Savings time! While the one hour shift (either forward or backward) can make humans a little discombobulated, it can affect our[...]
Spooky season is finally here, which means scary decorations, trick-or-treaters, and adorable costumes. Help prepare your dogs for all the excitement and set them up for a good time! Trick or Treat! Prepare your dog[...]
With the Fourth of July right around the corner, pet parents should be preparing for the big event. Fireworks and other explosives can easily frighten dogs and BBQ smells can entice dogs to steal an[...]
How to Accustom Your Dog to Liking Being Hugged We all love to give our furry friends a good hug, but not all dogs are comfortable with this type of physical contact. In fact, many[...]
Training is good for our dogs. This is a statement that we as pet guardians know is true. It comes with numerous benefits that include better communication and a better bond with our pup. There[...]
‘Tis the season that keeps on giving! So why not learn what rewards to give your dog? One of the most crucial things pet parents attempt to understand is how to motivate their dog to[...]
Los Angles is a dog-friendly area and it is virtually impossible to walk your dog without running into fellow pet parents. But just because you cross paths doesn’t mean your dog needs to interact with[...]
Do you have a dog? Are you expecting a baby? Let’s talk. As a mom and a dog trainer, I want to set you and your dog up for success. So let’s discuss some ways[...]
June 24th is a bone-afide holiday for some pet parents! Bringing your dog into the work office might seem like an absolute dream to some puppy guardians! Between boosting morale and building a sense of[...]
DON’T MAKE “COME” A FOUR LETTER WORD. Perhaps the most important behavior we can teach our dogs – and the most difficult one, teaching a reliable recall requires a lot of patience and hard work.[...]
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