If you’ve ever come home to a shredded couch cushion, gnawed doorframe, or mysteriously missing sock, you’re not alone—and you’re definitely not a bad dog parent. As someone who’s worked in veterinary clinics for years and now specializes in canine nutrition, I can tell you this: behavior issues often have less to do with training…
If you’ve ever found yourself being dragged down the street by an overexcited pup, trust me—you’re not alone. One of the most common questions I get as a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer is: how to train a dog to walk on a loose leash. And hey, I’ve been there too—arm nearly pulled out of the socket,…
Ever find yourself constantly nudging your pup away from your face, off your lap, or out of the bathroom while you’re just trying to brush your teeth? Yeah, I’ve been there too. As someone who’s spent years working as a vet tech specializing in canine nutrition and behavior, I’ve seen how common (and frustrating) it…
Let’s be honest, figuring out how to train a dog to not knock over items can feel like trying to stop a freight train with a feather duster—especially if you’ve got a large, excited pup with a tail that could double as a wrecking ball. I’ve been there. As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve worked…
If you’re wondering how to train a dog to stop growling at the TV, you’re definitely not alone. I’ve had countless clients bring this up during our canine-assisted therapy sessions. And truthfully, it’s a more common issue than most people think. Whether it’s animated characters, doorbells ringing in commercials, or just that one squirrel in…
If you’ve ever wondered how to teach your dog to relax around food, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common challenges I see as a Veterinary Technician and Nutrition Specialist. I can’t count how many times I’ve had pet parents nervously tell me, “He just goes crazy when food comes out,” or…
If you’ve ever caught your dog sneaking into the kitchen, pawing at counters, or sniffing around for dropped crumbs, you’re not alone. Kitchen raids are one of the most common—and frustrating—behavioral quirks dog owners deal with. I’ve seen it countless times in my years as a veterinary technician specializing in nutrition. It’s not just about…
If you’ve ever wrestled with a dog who just can’t seem to master the art of walking calmly on a leash, you know how frustrating it can be. That’s exactly why I’m excited to share some insights from my experience as a Veterinary Technician specializing in nutrition—and yes, nutrition does play a role in behavior!…
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