Balancing Your Relationship with Your Dog | Pupford
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Every relationship in your life is a bit of a balancing act... whether it's your spouse, best friend, or even your dog, there is always work to be done to keep the relationship healthy!When it comes to our dogs, we often do a LOT of asking. We ask our pups to wait for their food,...
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3 Simple Things Every Dog Parent Should Know | Pupford
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The internet is exciting because there’s so much information out there. But the internet is also frustrating because, you guessed it, there’s so much information out there. It’s so easy for dog parents to get overwhelmed. A simple Google search for “how to train my dog” can sometimes leave you more confused than before. You...
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[video] Moving With Dogs | Pupford
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Moving with dogs can be an extremely stressful experience! I just moved from Utah to NYC with three dogs, and there were some parts that were truly difficult...In this video, I’ll break down tips and ideas for what you can do before the move, during the actual move, once you’re moved in, AND one vital...
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Essential Oils Safe for Dogs: 20+ Oils Explained & Bad/Toxic Oils | Pupford
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Whether it’s for relaxing aromatherapy or a natural way to repel bugs, millions of people use essential oils daily. And like many other things you have around your house, you might be wondering if you can use them for the same purposes on your dog, too. Because here's the truth, some essential oils are safe...
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7 Things You'll Learn in Pupford Academy | Pupford
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We know that when it comes to training your dog, you have questions. Whether you are a first-time dog parent or seasoned veteran, questions and concerns arise from time to time while raising your dog. Things like, “why won’t my dog come to me when I call their name?” “Why is my dog still chewing...
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VIDEO: Hiking with Dogs – Gear, Recall, Trail Etiquette with Amber Aquart | Pupford
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Ready to go hiking with your dog? Be sure to check out all the must-have products and tips for hiking with dogs from Amber Aquart! Amber mentions some must-have products for your dog's hike like: A water bowl A long lead A harness for safety Bug spray for you and your dog Poop bags And...
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25 Fun Things To Do With Your Dog - Outdoor Activities in Summer | Pupford
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Spring is here and summer is just around the corner. You know what that means: perfect weather, summer vacation for some, and longer days. It’s the perfect time to plan some adventures with your whole family, including your dogs. If you need some ideas for fun activities to do with your dog this spring and...
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Dog Training 101: 4 Quadrants, LIMA, Myths + Training Tips | Pupford
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Welcome to Dog Training 101! The good news is that there are no tests, pop quizzes, essays, or textbooks here. Just some tried-and-true methods for successfully training your dog. We wanted to give this introduction so you’re familiar with some of the concepts you might find in the Pupford Academy or in some of our...
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How to Choose the Right Dog Trainer | Pupford
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Searching for the right dog trainer can sometimes feel impossible! There are so many different certifications... different methods... different titles... different names for training styles... the list goes on! So, how can you decide confidently? Of course, when choosing a dog trainer you should check out their experience and credentials. But, on top of that,...
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How to Get a Dog Used to a Muzzle - Including Aggressive Dogs | Pupford
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Not only is muzzling your dog something that protects you, but it can also protect other dogs. Muzzles are especially important for dogs that are reactive, aggressive, and for m any other reasons. But, it's important to get your dog used to the muzzle in a humane and safe way! Related Reading: Reactive Dog Training:...
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