Welcoming a new dog, old or young, into your home is undoubtedly a exciting time, but there are also a fair share of challenges…one of which is teaching your dog impulse control.

Welcoming a new dog, old or young, into your home is undoubtedly a exciting time, but there are also a fair share of challenges…one of which is teaching your dog impulse control.
New Year’s resolutions aren’t just for humans—they can also be great for your dog as well as a great way to build the bond between you and your furry friend.
Just like people, it’s not uncommon for dogs to have fears…things or situations they are afraid of. They could be scared of noises, places, people, or a variety of different things.
More and more people are using dog parks as places their dogs can have an off leash outing, where they can socialize with other dogs, and where they can just have fun and exercise.
Many dog owners believe their dogs shake because they’re cold. So out come the blankets and the little coats and sweaters to warm Fido up. And while this is very possibly the reason, there are many other things that will leave your pooch with the shakes and shivers.
Hot summer days can be hard on your dog. Just like you, they can overheat, but unlike you, they can’t just go get a drink of water, unless of course, you have provided well for their needs.