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Do Dog Dental Chews Work? | Pupford

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Do Dog Dental Chews Work? | Pupford
If you’re one of the few people whose dog absolutely loves getting their teeth brushed for a full two minutes every single day, congratulations! You’ve unlocked some unearthly secret that the rest of us mere mortal pup parents have yet to master… But for the rest of us, oh how dog dental care can be...
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Dog Aggression Basics with Karen Chapdelaine CPDT-KA | Pupford

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Dog Aggression Basics with Karen Chapdelaine CPDT-KA | Pupford
Aggression is one of the scariest topics out there. And as a pup parent, it can be really difficult to know what is actually aggression and what is, well… a dog being a dog. In this episode, I’ll be interviewing Karen Chapdelaine about some basics of dog aggression. Related Reading: The Canine Ladder of Aggression...
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Do Dogs Have Memories & How Good Is a Dog's Memory? | Pupford

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Do Dogs Have Memories & How Good Is a Dog's Memory? | Pupford
We never forget our fur babies. Whether it’s the first dog you had as a child or the most recent addition to your family -- our pups live in our hearts and memories forever. That raises an important question: do dogs have memories? And similarly, how good is a dog's memory? Do dogs remember all...
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How to Reduce Dog Shedding - Even for Short Hair | Pupford

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How to Reduce Dog Shedding - Even for Short Hair | Pupford
Trying to reduce dog shedding is... an eternal struggle. If you have a short-haired dog (or almost any dog for that matter), shedding is part of the dog parent experience!And no, you cannot stop a dog from shedding. Period. It's not possible. If you find any type of product or supplement that claims to stop...
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How to Tell If Dogs Are Playing or Fighting & Playing Too Rough | Pupford

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How to Tell If Dogs Are Playing or Fighting & Playing Too Rough | Pupford
We love seeing dogs run around and play with other dogs. After all, socialization is so important, especially at a young age -- and the added exercise and mental stimulation doesn’t hurt either. But sometimes it can be hard to know if dogs are playing or fighting! And a question we get asked in our...
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Don't Compare Your Dog to Other Dogs | Pupford

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Don't Compare Your Dog to Other Dogs | Pupford
Why is my neighbor's dog so good on a leash... he's half the age of my dog?! This is a trap! And you should avoid getting caught in it as much as you can!Falling into the comparison trap with our dogs usually just brings about negative feelings and no real help for our dogs. In...
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Why Does My Dog Stare at Me? 5 Likely Reasons | Pupford

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Why Does My Dog Stare at Me? 5 Likely Reasons | Pupford
On the list of slightly odd things our dogs do we’ll find a behavior that is pretty common by both dogs and people: staring. Sometimes, it’s pretty obvious why, like when your dog is eyeing the juicy burger you’re eating. But other times, you’re just going about your day and your dog just seems to...
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Give Mental Enrichment to Reduce Problem Behaviors (VIDEO) | Pupford

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Give Mental Enrichment to Reduce Problem Behaviors (VIDEO) | Pupford
Mental enrichment for your dog is one of the most powerful ways to reduce troublesome behaviors like barking, digging, and chewing!In this video, Amber Aquart CPDT-KA teaches 3 simple and powerful games that will help you give your pup some extra mental enrichment.An important thing to remember about mental exercise is that there isn't a...
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Preparing Your Dog for the School Year | Pupford

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Preparing Your Dog for the School Year | Pupford
Back to school time is a major transition for the whole family. Adjusting bedtimes, establishing new routines -- it all takes time to get used to. It’s also an adjustment for your dog, believe it or not. Think about it, they’ve enjoyed all summer with their humans being around more. Depending on their parents’ professions...
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Dogs Read Your "Chemical" Messages | Pupford

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Dogs Read Your "Chemical" Messages | Pupford
You've probably heard people say that our dogs can "read" our emotions and moods, but is there science to back that up?! A group of researchers set out to answer that question and found an alarming answer. YES. Our dogs can and do pick up on the chemical changes in our bodies. LISTEN TO PODCAST...
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