Every year, August 15th marks “Check Your Chip Day,” a day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of microchipping pets and ensuring that these chips are up to date. As a dog training school, we understand that keeping your furry friend safe is a top priority. While […]
Read more →If you’re looking to add a new pup to your family, buying from a breeder can have its benefits. You can pick your specific breed, know what to expect as your puppy grows up, and have the support and experience of your breeder for the life of […]
Read more →Christmas time is here! Baking cookies, seeing friends and family, exchanging gifts and putting up the tree are just some of the many joyous things that Christmas brings. If you also brought a new puppy into your home during the year, or a new rescue, this is […]
Read more →As the year starts to wind down, holiday parties start to wind up! While you prepare for all of the gatherings with friends and family, you may naturally think “My dog should partake too!”. Before we break down some of the most common concerns that arise from […]
Read more →With the Fourth of July right around the corner, pet parents should be preparing for the big event. Fireworks and other explosives can easily frighten dogs and BBQ smells can entice dogs to steal an unsafe snack. Before the big day arrives, be sure to check your […]
Read more →How to Accustom Your Dog to Liking Being Hugged We all love to give our furry friends a good hug, but not all dogs are comfortable with this type of physical contact. In fact, many dogs can become anxious or stressed when they’re hugged, which can lead […]
Read more →Training is good for our dogs. This is a statement that we as pet guardians know is true. It comes with numerous benefits that include better communication and a better bond with our pup. There are also a variety of options available when it comes to dog […]
Read more →‘Tis the season that keeps on giving! So why not learn what rewards to give your dog? One of the most crucial things pet parents attempt to understand is how to motivate their dog to want to follow cues or learn to do new things! The goal […]
Read more →Los Angles is a dog-friendly area and it is virtually impossible to walk your dog without running into fellow pet parents. But just because you cross paths doesn’t mean your dog needs to interact with the person or dog. Feel free to give a greeting, wave hello […]
Read more →Do you have a dog? Are you expecting a baby? Let’s talk. As a mom and a dog trainer, I want to set you and your dog up for success. So let’s discuss some ways we can prepare for your new arrival. In an ideal world, these […]
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