Hyper & Excited Dog When You Come Home? Try This | Pupford
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Coming home to your dog after a long day can be extremely chaotic... I mean, enjoyable? 😉 If every time you walk in the door your dog gets beyond excited and crazy, then this episode is for you!It can often be tempting to be overly excited and amped up when you get home, but that...
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3 Life Lessons from the Passing of My Dog Buddy | Pupford
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Losing a dog is a terribly painful and difficult experience. We recently put our dog Buddy to sleep after he developed some severe health issues, he was 15 years old.We had an amazing life with Buddy and he lived a life full of adventure, love, and plenty of mischief. Throughout this process of grieving his...
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Signs of Cancer in Dogs | Pupford
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Just like humans, our pets can experience illnesses. With so much information on the internet about symptoms, signs and preventative measures, it’s important not to get too caught up in it all and make yourself crazy worrying about every little dog sneeze. However, we all understand how important it is to take specific actions and...
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Commonly Confused Dog Training Terms - Leave It vs Drop It & More | Pupford
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Should I say 'wait' or 'stay'? And what about 'leave it' or 'wait'?! And don't forget the ever-confusing 'leave it' vs 'drop it'.As a new (or not so new) pup parent, getting these dog training terms correct can feel confusing and oftentimes unclear. Luckily, the words you use are just that... words!But, let's break down...
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Tips for Walking Multiple Dogs at Once | Pupford
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Walking two dogs at once can be a serious challenge. I've been walking 3 dogs (currently 2, RIP Buddy) for the past 4 years and I've learned a trick or two to make walking 2 dogs much simpler and honestly, more fun!Of course, you've got to be patient. Patience, time, and consistency are vital to...
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What Your Dog’s Tail Can Teach You + Dog Tail Meaning | Pupford
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Short, long, curly, stubby, fluffy, you name it... We love them all! Yup, today we’re talking about tails. Did you know that along with being a super cute addition to your dog’s backside, the tail is also an important tool? It assists your dog with movement and balance so they can quickly change directions and...
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7 Signs Your Dog Feels Neglected + How Much Attention Dogs Need | Pupford
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Wouldn’t life be so much better if we could spend every waking (and sleeping) moment with our dogs? Then we would be certain that we wouldn't see as many signs that your dog feels neglected! Unfortunately, the world doesn’t work like that for most people. And that’s okay. While it’s important for our dogs to...
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9 Tips to Get Dog Smell Out of a House + Make a Dog Smell Better | Pupford
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There are so many things we love about our dogs. The unconditional love, the laughs when they do something silly, the smell…. Okay, maybe not the dog smell in our houses, though. Many dog parents are all too familiar with the smell we’re talking about, that faint lingering of wet dog + past accident stains...
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3 Things I Wish I Knew Before Getting a Dog | Pupford
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If your Instagram feed is full of cute puppies and you are thinking about becoming a pet parent, you MUST understand these 3 things first… If you don’t understand these things, you may end up regretting getting a dog! These are the 3 things I wish I knew before getting a dog!#1- Dogs are expensive#2-...
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Flea and Tick Prevention for Your Dog | Pupford
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What do we love about spring and summer? Time outside with our dogs. What do we not love? Being exposed to fleas and ticks. It’s one of the few things about the “great outdoors” that isn’t so great. The problem is that fleas and ticks love snuggling up close with your dog as much as...
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