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Engage Disengage Game – Reduce Your Dog's Reactivity! | Pupford

September 28th, 2023

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The Engage Disengage Game was created to help overstimulated dogs manage their stress in a more productive way. The point of this dog training game is to get your dog to focus on you rather than their triggers. Whether your dog's trigger is people, squirrels, dogs, or inanimate objects, this game ... Continue reading

Puppy & Dog Harness Training, Even When a Dog Hates It | Pupford

September 27th, 2023

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Have you gone to put a harness on your dog and they just aren't having it? Then when you put it on they don't want to walk or cooperate? It might be because they haven't been desensitized to it yet! While we may think that it is best to just throw them in the deep end and let them figure it out, it... Continue reading

How to Teach a Dog to Fetch + Why Dogs Like Fetch & Benefits | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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Everyone knows that dogs love to play fetch, but it’s unlikely you’ve taken the time to consider why. There’s a reason why fetch is the “classic” game we all love to play with our pups. Not only is it fun for both them and us, it has a number of benefits for your dog, too! But you can’t just toss a... Continue reading

Using 'Play' to Teach Recall | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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Recall (aka come when called [https://pupford.com/how-to-train-dog-come-when-called/]) is vital for your dog's safety. Unfortunately, it can be one of the most difficult behaviors for dogs to really understand and grasp. When working on recall with your dog (or other behaviors for that matter!) you... Continue reading

20 Foods Your Dog Can and Can’t Eat + Printable PDF | Pupford

November 29th, 2023

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In a previous post, we covered what fruits and vegetables your dog can and can’t eat [https://pupford.com/vegetables-fruits-dogs-can-cant-eat/]. But we’ve gotten a lot of questions about other common human food and whether it’s safe to share with your dog or not. So today we’re discussing 20 common... Continue reading

Patience for Your Puppy or Dog | Pupford

October 19th, 2023

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Having patience for your puppy or dog's behavior might be one of the most difficult things in the world... but in this episode, I'm going to explain why that patience is key to your happiness when raising a dog! Too often with our dogs, we expect things to happen overnight. But, newsflash... they a... Continue reading

Can You Use Human Shampoo on Dogs + Understanding Which Ingredients Are Best for Dog Shampoo | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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Whether your dog is bathed exclusively at home or you just freshen them up between groomer visits (pups who love to roll around outside, we’re looking at you!), bath time should be another way to give your dog the best. When it comes to bath time, many people wonder if you can use human shampoo on d... Continue reading

How to Teach Place to Your Dog - Training Guide with Videos | Pupford

November 7th, 2023

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Teaching your dog the place cue can be helpful in many situations... like when the doorbell rings, when you are eating/preparing a meal, or just when you need your dog or puppy to calm down [https://pupford.com/when-do-puppies-calm-down/] a bit and leave you alone. We've all been there. It can also... Continue reading

How to Introduce a Dog to a Cat: Learn from a Pro Dog Trainer | Pupford

July 19th, 2023

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Ahh, the exciting but slightly terrifying experience of introducing a dog to a cat! 🐶 🤝 🐱 You may have heard from us before (as well as so many positive reinforcement [https://pupford.com/science-behind-positive-reinforcement-dog-training/] dog trainers!) about how important it is to set your do... Continue reading

How to STOP a Dog From Running Out the Front Door | Pupford

December 27th, 2023

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You go to open the door, and your dog is right there, waiting to bolt out. You try to barely open the door and inch your way out without your dog making a run for it. Learning how to stop your dog from running out the front door (or any door) is extremely important for their safety and your well-be... Continue reading

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