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Whether you have a new puppy or an older dog who needs to learn new behaviors, finding the right in-home dog trainer can make all the difference. In-home dog training is a popular option for many dog owners because it allows for personalized attention and training tailored to your dog's specific needs. This type of training can be especially beneficial for dogs who are anxious or easily distracted in new environments. This article will guide dog owners in choosing the best in-home dog trainer for their furry friends.

Kayaking is a fun way to explore the great outdoors whilst floating down a river. What's even better is you can share this wonderful experience with your furry best friend. Gone are the days when you would have had to leave your best friend on the shore! Now your dog can be your trusty skipper as you navigate your local lakes. Keep reading for some helpful tips for a safe and enjoyable trip.

Dog sports are a lot of fun. Not only do they help you bond with your dog, but they also provide an opportunity to spend time outdoors and get some exercise while doing it! Whether you're looking for a way to stay active and healthy or simply want to do something fun with your pup, dog sports are an excellent option. In this article, we'll look at some of the most popular dog sports and events today. We'll also discuss why these activities are so beneficial for both you and your pet.

If given the opportunity to build excitement and focus in your dog, improve their behavior, exercise their brain, body, and senses, and build your relationship with them, wouldn’t you do it? Positive reinforcement training, or simply reinforcement training, offers all of these benefits and many more. Yet, not everyone is sold. This article explains why positive reinforcement training is the best form of training for your dog!

Sometimes our dogs become so important to us that we spoil them. This can look like giving them more treats than they really need or carrying them all the time. These and other little actions may not seem so bad, but they can lead to a significant threat to your dog’s health — obesity. There are a few things you can do to help prevent this and other health issues. At the top of the list is daily walks. Here's why!