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What possesses a dog to try to catch and eat bees? I’ve never understood, and probably don’t want to. That has never stopped Bear from trying to take a crunch out of the nearest buzzing bee- in fact my  reprimands when he does so only seem to egg him on.  Major Read the rest of this entry »

When they hear my car keys jingle, both of my boys perk up their ears and sit at attention, hoping they’re allowed to join on the ride. My dogs LOVE the car. We don’t even say “that word” in our house unless we really mean it. Because if we do say it and don’t follow Read the rest of this entry »

While it doesn’t have to be, potty training is one of the most dreaded aspects of raising a puppy for many new dog owners. Something every dog needs to know, housebreaking is a lesson that should be taught from day one. You can learn a lot just from watching your new puppy: look for Read the rest of this entry »

Well folks, I’ve finally gotten around to posting another “real post”. I feel like I’ve been posting a lot of fun things lately with our giveaway contest, product review, and fun photos, so I hope you enjoy an informative post for a change!Handling a puppy who’s constantly nipping Read the rest of this entry »

To me, spring is puppy season. I love puppies, but really, who doesn’t? And since I’m not going to be one of the fortunate souls to be bringing a new puppy into my home this year (much to the appreciation of my two furry boys I’m sure) instead I’ll try to live vicariously Read the rest of this entry »

Anyone who has ever had a puppy has probably experienced coming home to a shoe, sock or other personal item shredded nearly beyond recognition. Destructive chewing is typical in puppies who experience and learn about new things using their teeth. When these behaviors extend into adulthood, Read the rest of this entry »

I promised (a long time ago) to follow up to previous articles on submissive urination and separation anxiety by covering various ways of boosting confidence in a shy puppy or dog. Finally I’m ready to post on the topic, but I do apologize- life has been hectic lately.For starters, Read the rest of this entry »

A puppy (or dog) who urinates submissively can be a huge hassle and embarrassment for everyone involved. The pup feels anxious after accidentally urinating, and its embarrassing to you as an owner because (of course) this submissive urination happens when you have house guests over Read the rest of this entry »