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Cue vs Command – Why It Matters | Pupford

July 25th, 2023

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Do the words we use in dog training matter? In this episode, we break down why the distinction of “cue” vs “command” matters and how it can benefit your dog’s behavior! But, first a quick story about plants. a house plant study about positivity [https://pupford.b-cdn.net/assets%2Fblog%2Fcues-vs-co... Continue reading

How Many Times a Day Should a Puppy Eat & How Much? | Pupford

November 28th, 2023

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If it seems like your puppy is growing bigger literally by the day, your mind may not be playing tricks on you. During a puppy’s first few months of life they are constantly growing and changing. And they need a lot of food to support that growth. But exactly how many times a day a puppy should eat... Continue reading

Finding Dog-Friendly Places: An Interview with Jamie from Dog Spotted | Pupford

August 31st, 2023

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A couple of the most challenging experiences as a pup parent can be finding a good vet and finding dog-friendly places in your area! In this episode, we sat down with Jamie Ruden from Dog Spotted. [https://dogspotted.com/] We discussed ways to make this process easier, and even a new tool she relea... Continue reading

Dog Fence Fighting: Why Dogs Do It & How to Stop Barrier Aggression & Frustration | Pupford

November 29th, 2023

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One of the benefits of having a fenced yard is to be able to let your dog out to do their business, play, and get some fresh air, off-leash. But it can be really frustrating if your dog growls [https://pupford.com/dog-growling/], barks, snarls, or jumps at the dog on the other side of the fence. Thi... Continue reading

Dog Zoomies (aka FRAPs): Why, When & What To Do | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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Your pup comes sprinting through your living room, running in large, wide circles with seemingly no desire to stop… It’s the DOG ZOOMIES! And while this slightly ‘crazy’ behavior can be confusing at first, we’re here to break down everything you need to know about dog (or puppy) zoomies! Let’s get... Continue reading

7 Dog Poop Meanings + Types of Dog Poop Guide | Pupford

November 14th, 2023

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Let’s talk about poop. Yes, really. It may not be the most fun or glamorous topic we cover, but it’s important nonetheless. We're gonna dive into different dog poop meanings and even the varying types of dog poop you many encounter with your pup! To warm us up, let’s start with some poop trivia! ... Continue reading

5 Types of Enrichment for Dogs with Examples | Pupford

August 11th, 2023

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While you might already be familiar with enrichment, do you know the types of enrichment for dogs? In this episode, I’ll give you 5 specific types of enrichment with examples for each type. Understanding the types of enrichment for your pup will help you improve on each one and give your dog a mor... Continue reading

Does Playing Tug Make a Dog Aggressive? Pro Trainer Answer | Pupford

December 6th, 2023

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You may have heard this little myth that tug of war can cause aggression in dogs. But is there proof to back that up? Should we be playing tug of war with dogs? In this video, Emily Fitzpatrick VSA-CDT, owner of Misunderstood Mutt [https://www.misunderstoodmutt.com/], takes the time to break down t... Continue reading

10 Ways to Make Valentine's Day Special for Your Dog | Pupford

February 2nd, 2024

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You know the traditions – flowers, chocolates, a well-thought-out card, maybe even a nice dinner date. Valentine’s Day is all about showing that special person how much we love them. But what about that special dog? While a box of chocolates is a BIG no for our pups (and some flowers too!), there ... Continue reading

[Video] Nutritious Enrichment Recipe for Dogs Using a Lick Mat | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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If you’ve been here for a minute, you are aware of our love for enrichment for dogs. Not only does it give your dog something to do, but it also works their brain, can prevent boredom, gives them an outlet to chew, lick, bite, etc, increases calmness, promotes good behavior, and so much more. It is... Continue reading

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