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 I'm debating whether to get my dog a snuffle mat or food puzzle for when I go out. My dog figured out a puzzle toy way too quickly, and..

I've got two males who I just got this weekend, and we are working on their transition. The biggest question is trying to get them on my..

Whether you have a young pup or an older dog, it’s good to know what tools and options you have to help him or her love nothing more than fe

My dog isn't really eating her food, but still drinks her water. Sometimes she'll eat out of my hand or I'll have to sit right next to her..

We’re all familiar with Kongs and chewing toys and other dog products that allow our pups and dogs to have a designated item or two to chew

If you’re familiar with my take on dog training, you probably aren’t shocked if I start this blog post off by saying that to fix this..

The following are tips you can apply indoors, especially if you have a young puppy. 1. Put your dog’s daily water intake in a dog water..

Start with the basics and keep your training sessions short. The ideal scenario with commands or any cues you do with your dog is that they

There are a few reasons why your dog may be counter-surfing right now. Though it's not the most troublesome of behaviours, it can be an..

It's a common problem for many households, to see their dog not be interested in their food. Leaving this concern unattended could..

Snuffle mats are 100% of a time a better choice over food bowls! Not only are they fun for dogs to use and snuffle out every piece, but..

Absolutely not! However.. as we ourselves get paid for the work and efforts we do, there's no reason our dogs shouldn't get compensated..

First and foremost make sure you take your dog to your vet (and it never hurts to get a second opinion!)..

Change how your dog sees their food! The reason dogs love treats is not only the taste but rather how we present each piece to them..

An ounce per pound is a common ground rule you will hear but you can double check with your vet as well as take into account your dog's..

Aside from their taste and that they come by more rarely than their kibble, a lot of pet parents use treats when they'd like their dog to..

Not at all! Treats are a very effective and an amazing way of letting your dog know that he has done something you are happy with...

It depends. If you would like to provide human food (please double check with your veterinarian) to your dog, this can be a great rare..