The most common clinical condition that dogs face, gum disease is a problem that effects about 85 percent of dogs over the age of five. Aside from bad breath, gum disease does not display many outward symptoms until it is very far along. Brushing is an important step to prevent gum disease and the accompanying… Read more »
Walking on a leash is a skill all dogs should learn. Teaching yours to behave on a leash is much easier when they are young, so begin training early so you and your pet can enjoy outings together! Before introducing your new puppy to a leash, they should be comfortable wearing a collar. Choose a… Read more »
Getting a new puppy is a big responsibility with a lot of training involved. The first few weeks can be overwhelming, but if you follow these tips, you can create a strong foundation for a well behaved and happy adult dog. Set “House Rules” Before bringing your new family member home, go over house rules… Read more »
Housebreaking your puppy is a job that requires consistency, a watchful eye and lots and lots of patience! Puppies are like babies and need to relieve themselves fairly often, especially when they are small. At six months of age and younger, puppies are able to control their bladder about as many hours as they are… Read more »
