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How to Puppy-Proof Your Home
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Congrats on the new puppy! While puppies are adorable, you probably know that they can also wreak havoc on your home, destroying furniture, shoes, and anything else in sight. It is also quite common for the puppies to feel scared at first in their new home. Make sure you have the right supplements to reduce anxiety in your new pup and get your place well equipped and fully prepared to house a puppy before you bring your furry friend through the door. Remove Chewable Items Itâs normal for puppies to chew on everything they see as theyâre exploring the world....
Daily Exercise for Every Breed Type
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Just like we need exercise to stay healthy, so does your dog. However, not all dogs are created equal â not all dogs need to engage in the same type or amount of physical activity. There are many factors that help determine what your dog needs, like breed, age, size, body type, and overall health. At each stage of your dogâs life, your dog will have different requirements for energy, stimulation, and stamina. It is important to keep their limitations in mind. If youâre a new pet parent or are unsure of exercise requirements for your dog, weâre here to...
Best Friends Day Activities for You & Your Furry Friend
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Our furry friends are often referred to as âhumanâs best friend,â and it is easy to understand why. Pets are loyal, caring, and offer unconditional love. What more could you ask for in a best friend? June 8th is Best Friends Day â a day to show your special someone that you call a best friend how much you appreciate them and how important they are to you. If your dog could talk, they would probably let you know all the time how much you mean to them, so do a little something special for your furry friend to let...
Training Made Easy: Lay Down
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So you pup has mastered the art of sitting! Luckily, laying down is one of the few basic commands that your dog naturally does. Now itâs just a matter of training them to link that skill to a verbal command. Step 1: Sit position First, put your dog in the sit position. Feel free to give a quick reward to your pet since you may still be working on sit. Once your dog is in the sitting position, attention on you, itâs time to introduce the new skill. Step 2: Put treat to nose Just like we did when teaching...
Training Made Easy: Sitting
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Training is essential to having a long happy life with your puppy. After all, jumping and biting are cute when theyâre puppies, but not so nice as an adult dog. This is why itâs important to get your puppy trained. Sitting is a great first command to teach your dog as it promotes calmness. Itâs also one of the most easy commands, only involving three steps. Step 1: Get your dogâs attention The first step to teaching your dog any trick is the get his or her attention. This is done through treats like a little meat, cheese, or a...