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5 Reasons Your Dog Doesn't Stay + How to Train Dog to Stay | Pupford
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We’ve received a lot of messages from people asking questions (and some desperate pleas) about why their dogs won’t stay when they ask. And, of course, how to teach a dog to stay. If you find yourself in this situation with your dog, don’t worry! It doesn’t mean that you’ve failed as a dog parent...
5 Hacks to Get Your Dog (or Puppy) to Listen to You | Pupford
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Wanna know the secret to a well-behaved dog? It’s being able to get your dog to listen to you. That’s why you are here, and that’s exactly what we are gonna help you accomplish! These 5 hacks will have your dog listening to you faster than you can say “look at me”! ;) Keep in...
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4th of July Dog Safety Tips: 10 Ways to Keep Your Dog Calm & Safe | Pupford
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4th of July dog safety tips are likely some of the most important life-saving tips you'll read about all year for your dog. PS- Many of these tips are great for any holiday, especially ones that include fireworks or other potentially startling experiences for dogs. Unfortunately, the 4th of July is one of the most...
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39 Fruits & Vegetables Dogs Can Eat List + Ones to Avoid | Pupford
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Are you wanting to give your dog a healthy veggie or fruit treat but are unsure if it’s safe for your fluffy friend? To avoid confusion for you and any pain for your dog, we put together a list of 39 vegetables and fruits dogs can eat and can’t eat. Remember, even with the “yes”...
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21 Dog Training Mistakes: Common Errors & How to Fix Them | Pupford
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Training your dog isn’t easy, but understanding just a few common dog training mistakes can make your life 100x easier as you work towards a well-behaved pup. This list of HUMAN MADE mistakes (and how to fix them!) will help you train your dog like a pro in no time. Here’s the quick list -...
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11 Effective & Easy Ways to Clean Dog Teeth Without Brushing | Pupford
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Today, I'm gonna show you 11 simple ways to clean dog teeth without brushing. Cause everyone wants to freshen their dog's breath and remove plaque & tartar! In fact, these tactics have helped clean up my 13-year-old Puggle's teeth (who previously had almost no dental hygiene for the first 10 years of his life). Once...
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Bell Training a Dog – Teaching a Puppy to Use Potty Bells | Pupford
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Have you ever found yourself taking your dog out for a bathroom trip late at night or in the cold weather and thinking “it would be so cool if I could train my dog to ring a bell when they wanna go out!"? Well good news, you can. While we won’t be teaching our furry...
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Flirt Pole for Dogs: Complete Guide to a Life-Changing Toy | Pupford
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The pup parents in our community are always asking us about the best toys and training tools they can get for their pups. Guess what, flirt poles for dogs are one of the best options out there! Lately, we’ve been getting a lot of questions about flirt poles as they become more and more popular....
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Dog Health Tips: Daily Routines for a Healthy Life | Pupford
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Taking care of a dog requires a lot of commitment (VERY worthwhile commitment, to be clear!). There are some parts to our doggo’s health that often go overlooked. In this guide, we’ll be covering the less talked about, but equally important, aspects of your pup’s health with some easy-to-follow dog health tips! This article will...
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How to Teach a Dog to Come When Called – Every Time | Pupford
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Some people we talk to swear their dogs have selective hearing. They're constantly wondering how to teach a dog to come when called, especially when outside! Either their dog responds consistently to “food” but not to “come,” or they only listen to the “come” cue some of the time. Does this sound like your dog?...
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