8 Common Skin Allergies in Dogs — What to Watch For
8 Common Skin Allergies in Dogs — What to Watch For > Vet-noted reminder: This article is educational and not a diagnosis. If your dog shows concerning symptoms, call your veterinarian. Dogs itch for lots of reasons—but when scratching becomes constant, you could be looking at an allergy. Here are the most common culprits, what […]
How to Recognize Early Signs of Arthritis in Dogs
If your dog is moving a little slower or skipping the couch jump they’ve nailed for years, it might be more than “just getting older.” Catching arthritis early can keep your pup comfortable and active for longer. Quick note: This article is for education, not diagnosis. Always consult your veterinarian for medical advice. 1) Subtle […]
Recall Training: Teaching Reliable “Come” Commands (List Guide)
Recall Training: Teaching Reliable “Come” Commands (List Guide) Trainer note: Use a long line and a secure harness outdoors while you’re still training recall. Avoid off‑leash areas until your dog’s recall is proofed around dogs, wildlife, food, and toys. A bombproof recall can save your dog’s life. The key is building a powerful habit loop: […]
Puppy Potty Training: 5 Mistakes Owners Make (and Easy Fixes)
Trainer note: Young puppies can’t “hold it” for long. Rule of thumb is age in months + 1 hours (max) during the day—every pup is different. If accidents are frequent despite structure, talk to your vet to rule out UTIs or GI issues. House training is a pattern game. When accidents happen, it’s usually a […]