Why Your Dogs Need Timeout + Frequently Asked Questions on Timeouts
Dogs need timeout because it’s an effective form of discipline your dogs ABSOLUTELY understand. In this blog, you’ll learn why timeouts for dogs is a must.
How to Deal with an Overprotective Dog and Why Dogs Protect So Much
The steps on how to deal with an overprotective dog starts with this: TAKE CHARGE. Before you go train an overprotective dog, make sure they see you as the leader. Read more.
How to Handle a Dominant Dog: 8 Powerful Training Strategies
How to handle a dominant dog when they become so overwhelming? In this blog, I am sharing the best strategies for working with dominant aggression in dogs.
Dogs Not Listening? Here’s How to Get Dogs To Listen More
The answer to “How to Get Dogs to Listen More?” starts with energy. Are you helping your dog connect with you? Or do they tune out more? Read to learn more.
How to Bond With Your Dog: Connect and Understand Dogs Better
Learn how to bond with a dog and create deep connection with your pets with Doggy Dan’s best tips. Read on to learn more.
6 Ways to Dog-Proof Your Home: Make Spaces Safer for You and Your Dogs
If you’re moving or bringing home a new dog, it’s important to take careful precautions to make the home a safe space for your pup(s). And even if you’ve had a dog for a while, it won’t hurt to take a peek at this list so you can update any areas of your home that […]
Dog Boarding vs. Pet Sitting: What’s the Right Choice?
There comes a time when you’ll need to leave your dog. No…not forever…just for a few nights. Whether you travel for work or are planning a family vacation, your four-legged family member can’t always tag along. And as a doggy parent, you want your pup to be well cared for even when you can’t be […]
Are You REALLY Ready for a Christmas Puppy? 5 Questions to Ask Yourself (And Your Family)
‘Tis the season of giving… One of my favorite times of the year! In the spirit of giving, so many families decide to adopt a dog or give their family a Christmas puppy wrapped in a big bow under the tree. Which I think is SO GREAT… I love to see dogs leaving shelters to […]
Joint Care for Dogs: How to Detect Discomfort and Help a Dog Who’s in Pain
We all know dogs are born to run, but all that activity can wreak havoc on their joints—regardless of age, breed, etc. So today, I want to address the skeleton in the room, so to speak… …joint issues in dogs. I like to think that we’re all well-meaning doggy parents… …but joint problems can be […]