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Category: Educate
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Sniff, Lick, Dig, and Chew: Enrichment and a Pup’s Emotional Wellbeing
As humans in the modern world, we all know what it’s like to feel emotionally depleted, anxious, restless and bored. When we feel burned out, we practice self-care, comfort ourselves, look for new inspiration, and connect with our loved ones. Creative professionals call it “filling the well,” and they know how important it is to…
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Walking the Dog: Which One is Best, a Collar or a Harness?
&Pup Lead Trainer Holmes Rackleff unleashes her thoughts on which one is best, a Collar or a Harness. When you’re trying to choose the right equipment for walking your dog, it’s easy to get confused. Many trainers swear by one type and eschew all others. Dog equipment brands pitch their products as the only one…
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The Differences Between a Dog Trainer and a Dog Behavior Professional
The titles dog trainer and dog behavior professional seem similar in meaning and function, but in reality, they are wildly different. Dog trainers teach skills like sit, down, and stay. Trainers may also specialize in tricks, dog sports, and agility. You would hire a trainer to teach your dog basic manners and new skills. Dog…
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Dog Allergies and Home Remedies
Just like for humans, allergies in dogs can be difficult to determine. However, recognizing the signs and identifying the most common pup allergies will help you narrow down the list so you can start giving your pooch some relief. The three most common dog allergies are fleas, food, and environmental. You’ll know something’s up with…
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Foods Dogs Should Avoid
Dogs are curious and some have a tendency to “get into things.” From finding a scooby snack on your walk to nabbing a nibble that’s fallen from the kitchen counter, it’s good to know exactly what’s harmful to your dog and what to do when it happens. Foods your pooch should avoid and their symptoms…
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Wise Words: Cautionary Tips About Training
Finding a qualified trainer that works for you and your pup can be tricky, but it’s not impossible. You just need to know what to look for and what to avoid. Here are just a few things to steer clear of when hiring a trainer. Training Red Flags: Remember that once you have hired a…
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How Much Exercise Does My Dog Need?
When we picked up our new lab mix puppy seven years ago, we asked the veterinarian how much exercise he would need. “A walked dog is a happy dog,” was his response. And while that’s true to a certain extent, the fact is walking isn’t always enough. At least not for my dog. When we…