Jul 1, 2018 | Blog
Taking care of an aged parent and dog go hand in hand. Much of what I learned for my dog came from taking care of my mom and vice versa. At age 88 my mother had dementia and diabetes, one affecting the other quite rapidly, requiring her to be placed in a...
Oct 3, 2014 | Blog
I receive this question a lot. With so many collars on the market, I know it can be confusing to the average dog owner. Lets take a few minutes to address this question. The first thing to address is your dog’s age and size. For the purposes of this...
Sep 10, 2014 | Blog
As a dog trainer, I work with all sorts of pet products. One of my favorite products to work with are the Nylon Flat Braided Leashes, which I highly recommend to my clients. Each handmade leash is 3/4″ wide, with all nickel snaps. These leashes are responsive...
Sep 1, 2014 | Blog
They’re not as important as food and water, but dog toys cannot be overlooked. They can prevent dogs from exhibiting destructive behavior and can also help with separation anxiety. Like children, dogs like some toys better than others and each dog is different....
Aug 28, 2014 | Blog
Clients often ask me, “When should I start training my dog? Can old dogs learn new tricks?” The truth is, if you are living with your dog you are already training her! Every word, every, touch, every interaction of any kind is dog training. The real...
Aug 27, 2014 | Blog
Scout 1st Elite Regular class of ASCA finals veterans, running at 12 years old and still keeping all the bars up. Definitely a once in a lifetime dog!!! ...