Introducing a new puppy to your dog is an exciting yet sometimes stressful experience. As a Veterinary Technician and Nutrition Specialist, I’ve had my fair share of interactions with dogs and puppies, and I can tell you that getting the introduction right is key to ensuring a harmonious relationship from the start. Whether you’re bringing…
If you’ve ever had a dog that loves to chase other animals, you know how challenging it can be to manage their behavior. Whether it’s squirrels, rabbits, or even other dogs, the instinct to chase is deeply ingrained in many canines. But the good news is, it’s totally possible to prevent a dog from chasing…
As a Veterinary Technician specializing in nutrition, I’ve seen it all when it comes to quirky dog behaviors, but one that never fails to raise eyebrows is coprophagia—or simply, eating poop. If you’re here wondering how to stop a dog from eating poop, you’re not alone. This behavior can be frustrating and even downright gross…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve seen firsthand the impact that destructive behaviors, like chewing electrical cords, can have on a dog’s well-being and safety. It’s a common issue many dog owners face, and while it’s easy to get frustrated, it’s important to understand that this behavior is often due to natural instincts. Dogs chew…
As a Veterinary Assistant with a focus on nutrition, I’ve seen a lot of questions come through the door—especially about dogs and their quirky behaviors. One of the most common questions I get from concerned pet parents is: Why does my dog shake after eating? It might seem like a small thing, but it can…
As a veterinary technician with years of experience working with pets, I’ve seen it all—from puppies who are scared of anything that touches their faces to adult dogs who act as though they’ve never seen a muzzle in their life. For pet owners, getting their dog to feel comfortable wearing a muzzle can seem like…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer with years of experience, I’ve seen firsthand how challenging it can be when a dog keeps climbing on furniture. Whether you have a large, rambunctious dog or a small, curious pup, this behavior can become a serious issue in your household. Not only does it create chaos, but it can…
Training your dog to wait at doors before exiting might seem like a simple task, but it’s one that requires patience, consistency, and a solid training approach. As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve seen firsthand how crucial this behavior is, both for safety and fostering better manners in dogs. If you’re wondering how to train…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve seen it all—dogs with amazing focus, and dogs who can’t resist the call of a tasty treat on the ground. One of the most common issues dog owners face is how to train a dog to ignore food on the ground. It might seem simple, but it’s one of…