Your Dog & COVID 19
We are hearing a lot about dogs getting COVID 19… Should we be worried? The truth is, we don’t know yet. What it sounds like is dogs are a Dead End carrier meaning they do not pass it on. This […]
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Dog Training Season
We are in the best time of year to start your puppy and or dog training. The weather is cooling down and our dogs are motivated to interact, especially in the mornings . When its hot, our dogs slow down; […]
Read MoreDog Food “To Grain or Not to Grain? ” That is the question
I am sure many of you have heard about claims stating that Grain Free Dog Food causes heart issues with some dogs. In my opinion, I don’t trust the study or the source. I feed Orijen and Stella and Chewy’s […]
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Dogs & Snakes – Keep Your Dogs Safe From Rattle Snake Bites
Their Back… Its snake season again!
People are reporting rattle snake sightings already this year. How do we keep our dogs safe from rattle snake bites? I suggest taking your dog to a reputable snake avoidance class. Even the most obedient […]
Dog Training For The Holidays and Safety Reminders
Holiday Training and Safety Reminders
Greeting Holiday Visitors
Ding dong! Hi, folks, Happy Holi—barkbarkbarkbarkbarkbark!!
We all know that front door scene. Whether it’s the UPS guy, a neighbor dropping by, or a bevy of expected guests, many dogs go nuts when they hear […]
Dog Safety Tips for Our Tucson Summer Challenges
Summer is Here Again!
During our summer months here in the Sonoran Desert we have lots to be aware of in keeping our dogs safe and secure.
And that means July 4th fireworks, monsoons, kids out of school and pestering the family […]
Service Dog Training
I’m often asked about service dog training.
Over the years I have watched as more and more dog owners try to manipulate our “service dog” regulations. What do I mean by this statement you may ask? Well every month I receive a […]
Helping our Aging Dogs
Stroking that grey, grizzled head of your devoted canine pal reminds us of how much our dogs have given us over the years in loyalty, companionship, and service to our needs. It’s now become the norm that dogs are trained […]
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You & Your Dog Starting 2018 on the Right Paw
Tips for Starting 2018 on the Right Paw
Hooray for the holidays! A time for relaxing and making merry with family and friends. If you’re planning to make some lifestyle changes in the year ahead (such as “eat less and move more!”), […]
