Training Your Dog to Walk Better on Leash with Erika Gonzalez | Pupford
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Imagine a walk where your arm doesn’t constantly feel like it’s going to be ripped out of its socket. Ahh we can dream. Walking our dog doesn’t have to be a chore. It can be enjoyable! With proper training (and PATIENCE on our part) we can help our dog to understand that it is actually...
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Teach Your Dog to Greet Guests Politely | Pupford
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It can be really embarrassing when your dog jumps up on people while out on walks or with visitors in your home. Teaching your dog to greet guests politely is all about practicing before the situation occurs! In this episode, we sat down with Holly Ovington (certified dog trainer) to discuss ways you can teach...
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Treat Truth: The Sneaky Side of Calories in Dog Treats | Pupford
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We love our dogs and want what’s best for them, and that includes the treats that we give them! With over 50% of dogs in America suffering from dog obesity or being overweight, "high-calorie" dog treats just might be the culprit of our dogs' weight problems. And when our dogs gain too much weight, they...
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Mistakes to Avoid When Grooming Your Dog at Home | Pupford
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Grooming your dog at home can be a money-saver, but it also comes with its own challenges and potential problems. We’re going to cover some common mistakes to avoid when grooming your dog at home! INTRODUCTION OF QUINCI Quinci has grooming dogs since 2007. She is also dog first aid and CPR certified and is...
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Dog Trivia Quiz – Test Your Dog Knowledge | Pupford
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Let's face it, we all think that we know more about dogs than the average person... but can you get all 20 questions right on this Dog Trivia Quiz? This fun quiz will cover trivia questions about dog teeth, the number of references to dogs in the bible, and so many more! Related: Dog Personality...
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How to Use a Clicker to Train a Dog + Benefits of Clicker Training | Pupford
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In this article, we're going to dive into how to use a clicker to train a dog. We will also discuss some benefits, drawbacks, and alternatives to using a clicker! And we were super lucky to have Holly Ovington join us to teach us all about clicker training for dogs! Let's get right into it....
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How To Reward Your Dog and a List of Reinforcements | Pupford
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If you’ve been part of our community for a while, you probably know that we’re big fans of positive reinforcement dog training, but if you’re new… well, we’re big fans of positive reinforcement dog training. For new pup parents, or those new to reinforcements, we wanted to give you a guide for the best way...
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The (Scary) Truth About Dog Parks + Alternatives & Pros & Cons | Pupford
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The 'dog park debate' is truly one of the most divisive aspects of being a pup parent. While dog parks can be a powerful tool for giving your pup physical exercise, they can also quickly turn into a dangerous trap. In this episode, we break down some of the pros and cons of dog parks...
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New Year New Pup: 5 Tips to Start the New Year Off Right | Pupford
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Finally, 2020 is coming to an end. I don’t know about you, but we couldn’t be more ready to close the door on this year. We’re seeing so many members of our community or their friends and family bringing new dogs into their family this time of year. We love to see it! We want...
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Training a Puppy: A Whole Family Affair | Pupford
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There’s nothing more exciting than adding a new member to your family -- especially one with paws, a tail, and a little wet nose. Getting a new puppy is exciting for the whole family. But, it also takes time and dedication to train your new puppy -- and that responsibility should be shared by the...
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