by John Kent | Mar 31, 2023 | Dog Anxiety, Dog engagement, Health, Kennel requirements, Training
Why dogs bark. Woof. Woof. Woof. The first time a puppy does it, it’s cute. Perhaps even the second. There comes a point however when that barking becomes problematic. Why do dogs bark? Your evening can be ruined when your dogs bark at the television or the road. Our...
by John Kent | Feb 11, 2022 | Dog engagement, Health, Kennel requirements, Uncategorized
Are Your Dogs Emotionally Codependent? Have you ever heard of the codependent concept littermate syndrome? It’s actually an interesting concept, whereby two dogs of a similar age, typically littermates, grow up together and eventually become codependent. Trying to...
by John Kent | Oct 6, 2021 | Dog Anxiety, Dog engagement, Health, Kennel requirements, Training
No one wants to hear that their fur-family was injured in a dog fight. The dread we feel is overwhelming. Are they safe? Are they in pain? Then an even deeper dread sets in for those who have reactive dogs. Was it their fault? Surely not?!? Whether it was or not, we...
by John Kent | Aug 31, 2021 | Dog Anxiety, Dog engagement, Health
An Anxious Dog It doesn’t matter whether it’s the first time or the tenth, there is a little trepidation when you leave your fur-family somewhere that isn’t home. Well-adjusted or anxious, there is an overwhelming urge to see how they’re doing. At first, you just tap...
by John Kent | Mar 19, 2021 | Health, Kennel requirements
Kennel Cough. I know it’s an ugly word… well, really two words. Kennel cough isn’t fun. If your dog has ever had it, then you know that harsh wheezing sound they make for a couple weeks. It’ll haunt you in your sleep. And then there is what they cough or throw...
