Adding fresh raw food to your dog's diet doesn't need to be expensive or time-consuming. If your dog is an adult, you can swap up to 20% of her kibble for fresh food without having to worry about nutritional balance. This means if your dog eats 14 meals/week, you can feed 1-2 meals of homemade
Hello! Sorry, I'm a couple of days late, but I wanted to share with you a new video I put together that was inspired by the Active Self Protection channel on YouTube. On July 14th I posted a video that I put together comprised of clips of off-leash dogs that we've encountered during our Verbal
Patio Etiquette It's officially #SummertimeChi, and patios are in higher demand than ever due to COVID-19. If you're bringing your pup along to dine out with you it's important to be mindful of your space and those around you. This is always true, but especially important during these times. Dogs are a surface and can
The Dos and Don'ts of Fourth of July The Fourth of July can be a stressful holiday for our dogs. Some dogs pay no attention to the noises while others may struggle with fear and anxiety. If you have a dog with a fear of fireworks, or have recently gotten a new dog and are
One of the most common issues, aside from potty training, I come across when working with puppies is biting. But, whereas aggressive behavior is unhealthy and dangerous, puppy biting is perfectly normal; it is very rare for a puppy to be what I consider “legitimately” aggressive. Unfortunately, many new dog owners are unaware of this,
Meet Milo, a very aggressive Pug mix that lives in a building where everyone knows to stay away from him. Milo demonstrates that aggression in dogs is not based solely on a dog's breed. And, although many would think this is a dog that comes from an abusive background, I didn't think that
