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Guide To Littermate Syndrome In Dogs: Everything You Need To Know | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

Filed under Pet Parenting

Two dogs are twice the fun for most pet parents (and twice the work). But when those pups are siblings from the same litter, problems such as littermate syndrome can pose challenges to the puppies' social development. Most pet professionals recommend you only get one puppy at a time to help them gr... Continue reading

5 Signs Your Dog is Making Training Progress | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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“Am I doing this right?” - Every dog parent ever at one point or another. Without the ability to tell us if they are grasping a concept, you're left wondering if your training sessions are actually making any difference – especially when your dog hasn’t quite yet mastered whatever you’re currently ... Continue reading

Humane Hierarchy & LIMA Training, Explained with Examples | Pupford

November 29th, 2023

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Two principles and concepts completely changed my understanding of training and raising a well-mannered dog. LIMA dog training and the Humane Hierarchy. The two are interconnected and provide a framework for changing dog behavior in a thoughtful, humane, and effective manner. While these principle... Continue reading

How to Greet a Dog Safely + How NOT to Greet a Dog | Pupford

October 20th, 2023

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Before we dive into how to greet a dog safely... 👇 Picture this: You’re minding your own business in the grocery store, stocking up on your weekly necessities. Out of nowhere, a stranger approaches your cart, puts their hands in your face, and kisses you. Sounds ridiculous, right? Well, more of... Continue reading

My Dog Eats Too Fast! Here's How to Slow Down a Dog Eating | Pupford

June 30th, 2023

Filed under Health + Wellness

Help, my dog eats too fast! One great thing about dogs is that they are very food motivated. One challenging thing about dogs is that they are very food motivated. So while it’s great that our dogs love their food, it also can also make mealtimes a pain. Especially for those of us whose dogs gobb... Continue reading

How Big Will My Puppy Get? Can You Determine By Paw Size? | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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Introducing a new puppy into your home is always an exciting experience! Who doesn't love puppies and their cute, playful attitude? Have you ever wondered how big your puppy will get when they are fully grown? Some people prefer to wait and see, while others like to plan ahead. It may not matter a... Continue reading

Is Raw Food Safe for Dogs? | Pupford

September 30th, 2023

Filed under Health + Wellness

Kibble, fresh food, raw food, oh my! When it comes to feeding our dogs, there are so many options! You want to feed your dog the best possible diet to optimize their health, which raises a lot of questions. Recently we’ve been getting the most questions about raw food diets. There’s a lot of chatt... Continue reading

Dog Scooting Their Butt? Here's Why + What to Do If Dog Scoots | Pupford

February 20th, 2024

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All dogs have butts. And similarly, at one point or another, you'll see your dog scooting their butt across the floor, grass, or even sidewalk (yep, it happens). While this behavior can be a bit embarrassing if guests are over, it’s something you should try to diagnose and resolve sooner rather tha... Continue reading

Why Does My Dog Smell Like Fish? 4 Likely Reasons | Pupford

October 5th, 2023

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Have you ever noticed that sometimes your dog smells like fish? And sometimes even your pup's breath can have a fishy odor... While it may be alarming, there are several potential causes for this smell. It's a common concern among pet parents, but with the right information, you can take steps to ... Continue reading

Dangerous Dog Toys & Chews + Alternative Safe Chews for Puppies | Pupford

March 19th, 2024

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Puppies are curious and tend to explore their surroundings with their mouths. This can lead to all kinds of dangers including chewing on and playing with a variety of objects that could be harmful to an unknowing pup. Not all toys and chews are safe for puppies and older dogs. Some can pose a choki... Continue reading

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