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5 Crate Games You Can Play with Your Puppy

August 21, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Crate, Playing, Training, Uncategorized

A crate is one of the most helpful tools when it comes to training your puppy. It’s a way of keeping your puppy safe from hazards when you cannot watch them, a potty training tool, a secure method of transportation, and a haven for when your puppy is feeling overwhelmed, all rolled into one! However, in order to serve any of these roles, your puppy must first become comfortable in the crate. Here are some […]

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Helping a Dog with Separation Anxiety

August 14, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Crate, Petcare, Training

In our last blog post, we discussed best methods to help prevent separation anxiety with your new puppy.  Prevention is the first line of defense for any behavioral issue. However, what do you do if your dog is already showing signs of separation anxiety? Here are some tips to help you ease dog separation anxiety. A Quick Look Dogs that have separation anxiety can show symptoms ranging from behavioral (destruction, potty accidents) to physical (vomiting, […]

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Preventing Separation Anxiety in Puppies

August 7, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Crate, Petcare, Training

We love our dogs, and our dogs love us. Under ordinary circumstances, this bond is one of the most wonderful things in the world! However, just like for humans, a bond that becomes too codependent becomes unhealthy. Anywhere between 20%-40% of dogs suffer from separation anxiety… and this number may have grown significantly since the pandemic! Here are some steps you can take to prevent separation anxiety from ever becoming an issue for your puppy! […]

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Good Dog! Bad Dog! Understanding How Dogs Learn

July 31, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Training

Everyone thinks they’re great at communicating with their dog – and for the most part, they’re right! Dogs have evolved to be incredibly attuned to our emotions, and the average dog can learn up to 165 human words. However, humans have a more nuanced understanding of cause and effect than animals, which can lead to confusion. Today we’re taking a dive into canine psychology and animal behavior to help you better reinforce the behaviors you […]

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Obedience and Generalization: What it is and why it is important to dog training

July 17, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Petcare, Training

Has this ever happened to you? You are out and about with your puppy and you give them a command that they should know by heart and your puppy simply… does not do it. “But they do it perfectly at home!” you may think. Has your puppy forgotten all of their training? Do they just not listen to you anymore? Don’t worry! You aren’t starting from square one and your puppy is (probably) not ignoring […]

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Reducing Fear of Noises in Dogs

July 10, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Dog Care and Health, Petcare, Training

Phonophobia, or fear of loud noises, is a common behavioral problem for dogs. In fact, it may affect anywhere between a quarter and half of the dog population! Whether you’re looking to raise a confident puppy or help an adult dog that has developed this fear, owners can take steps to reduce fear of noises in dogs. Here is how! Start Young As with most training, the younger that you can start to work with […]

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The 4th Without Fear: Keeping Your Puppy Calm During Fireworks

July 3, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Petcare

Fireworks are a fun pastime for humans, but for dogs, holidays like Fourth of July or New Year’s Eve can be terrifying. Dogs have hearing far more sensitive than that of humans. Moreover, we understand that fireworks are a part of a celebration; for a dog, explosions have suddenly started in the sky for no reason! Here are some tips to help keep your puppy calm and safe this 4th of July. A Holiday of […]

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How to Prepare For Your Puppy Part 2: Planning for a Smooth Transition

June 19, 2025 | Categories: Blogs, Dog Care and Health, Petcare, Training, Uncategorized

In our last blog post, we discussed the ways to make your home physically ready for a new puppy. By having the right supplies on hand and puppy proofing your house, you will be ready to go on day one! However, perhaps equally important is your mental preparation and to plan for your your puppy. Here are some things to plan out before your puppy gets home. Have a Medical Care Plan Having a quality […]

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