Every year after the Super Bowl I get an increasing number of phone calls from people with dogs with a new bite incident. While there is a lot of information about fireworks safety during the summer and food safety around the holidays, Super Bowl parties can be quite scary for dogs.
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A lot of my time is spent discussing how dogs should behave. Is barking good or bad or both? “How do I stop the bad barking, but still feel safe? After all, that’s why I got a dog in the first place,” is a frequent conundrum for dog owners. As a trainer, I’ve discovered that
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Some people say training makes dogs less natural. But teaching your dog how to live in a human world actually gives them more freedom, not less. Positive, humane training builds confidence, reduces stress, and allows dogs to go more places, safely and happily. Here’s why training is not just fair, it’s essential.
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