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When remote work first became widespread, a lot of dog owners assumed it would be good for their dogs. More time together. Less time alone. Less guilt about leaving for the office. For some dogs, that turned out to be true. For many others, the shift created a different set of problems — ones that […]

You agreed to watch a friend’s dog for the weekend. Maybe it’s a week. Maybe longer. The dog arrives and within the first few hours, it becomes clear that this isn’t going to be the easy arrangement you imagined. The dog is jumping on everyone, won’t stop barking, pulls hard on the leash, or has

Most of the time, when a dog owner contacts a trainer, it’s because their dog is showing unwanted behaviors: It jumps on every person that walks through the door. It paces, digs, destroys, and generally makes the household more chaotic than anyone signed up for. The owner assumes the dog is “misbehaving” and needs the

Adopting a shelter dog can often save both you and the dog. It’s a rewarding way to add a new family member to your home. Still, a shelter dog is not typically a new puppy. They’re usually a dog that has been trained by either people or life for years, and often, the training they’ve