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Manage Dog Barking with The Thank You Protocol | Pupford

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Manage Dog Barking with The Thank You Protocol | Pupford
One of the most common behavioral problems dog parents face is how to address barking. While barking is a natural behavior for dogs and it would be unreasonable to expect them to never bark, there are training methods that can be helpful to manage and reduce barking. One of them is the Thank You Protocol,...
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Should Dog Really Eat Human Food? 3 Pros and Cons to Help You Decide | Pupford

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Should Dog Really Eat Human Food? 3 Pros and Cons to Help You Decide | Pupford
One common inquiry that pet parents go back and forth about is whether we should be giving our dogs human food. Of course, we only want the best for our dogs, and they deserve to be spoiled every once in a while, right? This blog post will cover the pros and cons of feeding dogs...
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3 Things That Can Make The Biggest Improvements To a Dog's Behavior | Pupford

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3 Things That Can Make The Biggest Improvements To a Dog's Behavior | Pupford
As a professional dog trainer, I have helped many pet parents overcome problem behaviors with their dogs and have taught them how to have a better relationship with their pups. While all training plans and journeys are unique, this article will outline 3 things you can start doing today that will help you reach your...
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The Trifecta of Calm: Sniffing, Licking, and Chewing | Pupford

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The Trifecta of Calm: Sniffing, Licking, and Chewing | Pupford
When we have a hyperactive pup or a dog that just can’t seem to get enough energy out, we typically think they need more exercise, right? Well, not necessarily. While daily exercise is vital to our pup’s health, it is not enough to keep them fulfilled or relaxed. In this article, we are going to...
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Why Do Dogs Put Their Paws on You? | Pupford

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Why Do Dogs Put Their Paws on You? | Pupford
Our dogs communicate with us in numerous ways, ranging from tail wags to playful barks. One common behavior many pup parents have experienced is their furry friend placing a paw on them. This endearing action often leaves us wondering about its meaning. Is it a sign of affection, a plea for attention, or something else...
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Redirecting Your Dog’s Problem Behaviors: Examples & Steps | Pupford

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Redirecting Your Dog’s Problem Behaviors: Examples & Steps | Pupford
As a professional dog trainer and fellow pup parent, I understand that addressing and understanding your dog’s “problem behaviors” can be a challenging journey for many pup parents. Rather than resorting to punishment or aversive training tactics, in this blog post, I will help you better understand these behaviors and learn how to redirect and...
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Why Do Dog Teeth Get Worn Down? And When Is It a Cause for Concern? | Pupford

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Why Do Dog Teeth Get Worn Down? And When Is It a Cause for Concern? | Pupford
As a fellow pup parent, I know how important our dog’s health and well-being are to us. One aspect of their health that is often overlooked is dental health and hygiene. In this article, we will discuss why our dog’s teeth get worn down, how to maintain proper oral hygiene, and when it might be...
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How to Teach a Dog To Drop It: Step-By-Step with Video | Pupford

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How to Teach a Dog To Drop It: Step-By-Step with Video | Pupford
Teaching a dog to ‘Drop It’ is a skill that can be used in a variety of scenarios. Whether you are using it while you have a fun game of fetch or asking your dog to drop a potentially dangerous object - this article will go over the ins and outs of how to get...
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What To Do If Your Dog Gets Loose / Off-Leash or Escapes | Pupford

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What To Do If Your Dog Gets Loose / Off-Leash or Escapes | Pupford
Having your beloved pet get loose or go missing is the worst fear of any pet parent. Whether your dog slipped out of their collar during a walk or found a way to escape from your yard, knowing how to prevent and respond to such situations is crucial. In this article, we will provide you...
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Guide to Kennel Cough for Dogs - Common Questions Answered | Pupford

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Guide to Kennel Cough for Dogs - Common Questions Answered | Pupford
As the leaves turn golden and the air gets crisp, we extend a warm fall greeting to our cherished dog lovers and dedicated dog parents! Your commitment to your furry companions is evident, and as the season changes, we're here to shed light on the often misunderstood topic of kennel cough. Let's delve deeper into...
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