Just like parenting a human child, each dog parent has their own unique way of raising, training, and caring for their canine companion, or fur-baby. In this blog post, we’ll explore the various types of pet parents and help you figure out what type of pet parent you are! 6 DIFFERENT KINDS OF PUP PARENTS...

Just like humans, our pups experience a range of emotions, and they communicate these feelings through various behaviors. One way they do this is through displacement behaviors. In this blog post, we’ll delve into what displacement behaviors are, why they occur, and how positive reinforcement techniques can help address and alleviate stress. Here’s what we...

As a devoted dog parent, it is not uncommon to be alarmed by the discovery of a lump or bump when petting your dog. In this blog post, we’ll cover the various reasons your dog may develop lumps, what they could signify, and crucially, when it’s time to consult with your veterinarian. Here’s what we...

As pet parents, it’s crucial to understand the emotional well-being of our beloved pets. Fear, anxiety, and stress (FAS) are common emotions that dogs may experience. In this article, we will shed some light on the spectrum of these emotions to give you a better understanding of how your dog is really feeling. To do...

As dog parents, we all want our dogs to live happy, healthy lives. This can mean regular visits to the vet and groomer. However, our dogs don’t understand that we are just trying to take care of them, and often these visits can be very stressful for them. One way to help ease this stress...

You may have heard of co-regulation in terms of a relationship between a parent and child, but what about how co-regulation can affect our relationship with our dogs? Building a strong bond with your dog goes beyond teaching cues and tricks; creating a harmonious relationship based on trust and understanding can go a long way...

Dogs are known for their unconditional love, unwavering loyalty, and boundless enthusiasm. When we think of dogs we just can’t help but be happy right? But just like us, dogs have their “off” days. In this blog post, we will discuss if dogs can have bad days and what may be causing these bad days...

One prevalent issue faced by many dog parents is overarousal behavior. Over-arousal can give rise to other behavioral problems, jeopardize safety, and negatively impact your relationship with your dog. In this blog post, we will explore what overarousal entails, how to identify it, and how to provide solutions to managing and preventing over-arousal behavior through...

Fear is an evolutionary response to protect us during life or death situations. When a dog encounters a potentially threatening or anxiety-inducing situation, they will respond with a fear response. But not all dog’s will respond to fear in the same way. Their response may vary based on genetics, past experiences, and their coping skills...

For decades, the concept of “alpha dogs,” dominance, and pack leadership has been deeply ingrained in the world of dog training. In recent years, our understanding of canine behavior and psychology has grown and evolved, and so has our approach to training dogs. Organizations like the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers and the Association...