by Alex Crabill | Jul 22, 2025 | Dog Behavior, Dog Safety, Dog Safety and Wellness
Have you asked yourself, ‘Why does my dog keep coughing?’ When your beloved canine companion starts coughing, it can be alarming. While an occasional cough might be a natural response to minor irritations, persistent coughing in dogs often signals an...
by Alex Crabill | Jul 17, 2025 | Dog Training, Dog Behavior, Dog Ownership
Training your new puppy can feel overwhelming, but having the right treats makes all the difference. The key to successful dog training lies in positive reinforcement, and puppy training treats serve as your most powerful tool for encouraging good behavior and...
by Alex Crabill | Jun 17, 2025 | Dog Behavior, Dog Ownership, Dog Safety, Health and Wellness
Dogs are undeniably curious creatures. From sniffing shoes to rolling in mud, they tend to explore their world in surprising and sometimes puzzling ways. One of their most bewildering (and unpleasant) behaviors, however, is when dogs eat their own poop or the poop of...
by Alex Crabill | Jun 16, 2025 | Dog Behavior, Dog Socialization, Puppies
Puppy socialization is vital for your new friend to be well-rounded. Read on to learn more. Introducing a new puppy into your life is one of the most joyful experiences. However, behind those wagging tails and playful barks lies a crucial task that every puppy owner...
by Alex Crabill | Jun 12, 2025 | Things To Do With Your Dog, Dog Behavior, Dog Socialization
Dogs bring so much joy into our lives, and as pet parents, we want to make sure they are happy, engaged, and enriched. One way to keep your furry friend entertained and stimulated is by choosing the right toys. Whether your pup loves to chase, tug, chew, or play...
by Alex Crabill | Jun 3, 2025 | Dog Behavior, Dog Ownership, Health and Wellness
Have you ever wondered what the world looks like through your dog’s eyes? How do dogs see the world? While we often assume our canine companions see the world the same way humans do, their vision is remarkably different. From their ability to see in dim light to...