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When you are bringing a new member of the family home, you can certainly get by with the bare minimum of supplies, but life can be a lot easier when you are ...

Click through any links you see for supplemental information about each topic. Enrichment Imagine sitting alone in an empty house or in a crate all day while...

Most of the calls I get about fighting dogs fall into a handful of categories, with some overlap: 1) two female dogs are fighting, 2) a third dog recently jo...

This post is geared toward Puppy 101 clients. You will find notes and video to support your practice assignments here. They are laid out Weeks 1 to 5 but som...

When training your puppy or dog, you start with the basics like sit, down, come, etc... Once you master the basics, you can opt to continue on to mastery. Mo...

Please have discussions with your veterinarian about any husbandry information you read, including this handout. This information is not meant as medical adv...

Puppies use their mouths to explore the world and to play. The problem is, their little teeth are very sharp and can really hurt when they explore or play w...

Housetraining your puppy or dog takes time, consistency, patience, and lots of walks! This post includes a lot of info geared toward puppies, but the methods...

Your puppy is a sponge until about age 12-14 weeks, so help him soak up good stuff! If your puppy is under that age, read on. Socialization - introducing you...

Puppies don't naturally want to use crates. Help your puppy learn to love going inside instead of making it a battle.

Does your dog spend the day relaxing? Just eating and drinking and lounging around all day? Must be nice! No more freeloading - let's put your dog to work - w...

I might be the world's worst groomer, so I have spent a bit of time looking for tips and tricks and tools to make at home husbandry and care a bit easier betw...