Wondering if your dog could become your service dog? Age, temperament, health, size, environmental stability, recovery, and training all play a role in determining whether a dog may be a good candidate for service work.
Read MoreOne of the top dog training priorities for dog owners is potty training. Every dog is different in what motivates them and the time it takes to potty train. The breed of the dog and gender of the dog can make a difference as well. Below are some tips to help in potty training your dog.
Read MoreYou are your dog’s most important influence. You have the ability to shape your dog’s behavior by teaching him new lessons and to reshape bad behaviors or habits that he may currently have into good ones. When a dog is displaying inappropriate house manners, one of the first things that I recommend doing is kennel training your dog. The kennel is a valuable management tool and can be a great place for your dog to relax.
Read MoreOver the years of being in the dog training business, one of the main things that I have come to learn is that if you were to ask ten dog trainers what the best way to train a dog is, you are very likely to get ten extremely different answers.
Read MoreDid you know that you may get a tax deduction on some costs related to purchasing and owning a service dog?
Medical expenses are a common thing to deduct on your taxes; included in this category are guide dogs and other service animals.
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