Training Tips & News

Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it wanted to get to the other side. Why does my dog pull on the leash? Because it wants to go in the direction it's pulling. That’s an answer, but not the answer most people are looking for. Dogs pulling on their leash is a common problem and is not unique to [...]

Dog aggression can be a serious problem that can potentially lead to injuries in both dogs and anyone who may be around them. While not all dogs may attack other dogs, many of them do. When this happens, it's normal to feel anxious, overwhelmed or even fearful of the situation — especially if it's your first dog. The key to [...]

Many dog owners notice their puppy eats things they shouldn't. Many puppies will eat toys, rocks, dirt, other small objects and even pieces of furniture they've chewed off. Not only are these destructive behaviors frustrating, but they can also cause serious health problems. Things swallowed by young puppies or adult dogs can get lodged in the digestive tract, causing a [...]

More than 48 million American households share their space with a dog. Many homes have two dogs, and some have more. For centuries, canines have been man's best friend and have provided company and protection for people, even going so far as to help with specific jobs. While most dogs are well-suited to life with their human companions, not all [...]

Puppies explore the world with their mouths, which can lead to unwanted chewing. Medical conditions such as sore gums and teething can also increase their need to chew toys, furniture and clothing they find in their path. This guide reviews why do puppies chew and ways you can curb chewing and other destructive behavior in your puppy before those behaviors [...]