3 Reasons to Talk to Your Dog & How to Talk to Your Dog | Pupford
Dogs are more than just pets; they are loyal companions [https://pupford.com/why-dogs-are-loyal-to-humans/] that share our lives
and our homes.
Many people consider their dogs to be part of their family, and just like any other family member, communication is key.
Talking to your dog not only help... Continue reading 
Do Our Dogs Judge Us? | Pupford
Dogs have been regarded as "man's best friend" for centuries, and their loyalty and companionship have been well-documented.
However, there is an interesting topic about whether dogs have the ability to judge humans and it could shed light on the complex
nature of the human-dog relationship.
Attem... Continue reading
Should You Let Your Dog Sleep in Your Bed? 3 Pros & Cons of Co-Sleeping With a Dog | Pupford
Stumble into any community or group of pup parents (online or in person) and you’ll likely hear the debate about whether you
should let your dog sleep in your bed!
Some of us LOVE having our dogs sleep in the bed.
Some of us HATE the idea of our pup potentially disturbing our sleep.
While we won’... Continue reading
What Can Happen If You Don't Play With Your Dog(s)? | Pupford
Time to get your pup's tail wagging!
Playtime is essential for our furry friends - it's not only a source of fun and entertainment but also a critical part of their
overall well-being. A dog's life without enough play is a woeful sight - they can develop anxiety
[https://pupford.com/separation-anxi... Continue reading
Parallel Playing for Dogs: What it is and How to Do it | Pupford
More love, more fun, more bellies to rub – having multiple dogs is awesome!
But it also can be tough.
We’re not just talking about more hair and poop to clean up. While that’s definitely an inconvenience, it’s pretty superficial
compared to some of the challenges that parents of multiple dogs have... Continue reading
Reactive Dog Training: 5 Games & Activities to Help a Reactive Dog | Pupford
Some dogs are really great at regulating their emotions and responses to stimuli in their environment. They stay calm, cool, and
collected for the most part regardless of what’s going on around them. And some dogs aren't, they battle reactivity!
Some dogs are thrown into hyperdrive by people, anima... Continue reading
How Much Freedom Should a Puppy Have? Can I Let My Dog Free Roam the House? | Pupford
There’s one question I wish I would have thought about more when I first got a new puppy… “how much freedom should my puppy
have?”. And similarly, should I let my dog roam free in the house?!
But, then new pup parent life started happening, and quickly!
Stressing about vet appointments, searching ... Continue reading
Do Dogs Get Jealous of New Puppies, Babies & Other Dogs? | Pupford
It's no secret that your pup can experience emotions like happiness, excitement, and sadness, but do dogs get jealous?
It appears that humans are not the only species to experience jealousy and the emotion of unfairness.
A study [https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.00... Continue reading
11 Reasons Dogs are Better Valentines Than Humans | Pupford
Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate love and companionship, and for many, there is no better companion than a dog.
At Pupford, we believe that the bond between a dog and its owner is one of the strongest and most rewarding relationships a person
can have. If you don't have a human companion to s... Continue reading
Guide To Littermate Syndrome In Dogs: Everything You Need To Know | Pupford
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