Check out our blog topics. We have lots of different topics, and we’re adding new ones all the time! If there’s something you’d like us to include, email info@alldogsgym.com with your topic idea. We are committed to creating the best possible relationship between pets and their people. Subscribe to our blog and please like us […]
Lost Dog?
It may never happen, but preparation is important. I’ve been going through some old articles looking for topics I wrote about years ago that are worth updating. Five years ago my Chinook, Larry, got out of our fenced in yard not once, but three times within a few weeks. The first time was when a […]
Puppy Pointers Series – Introduction
Tips for starting your life together Getting started off right with your new puppy jump starts the bonding process that establishes your lifelong relationship with your dog. Puppies are wondrous creatures that are learning every waking moment of their lives. Much like a dry sponge, your puppy’s brain is soaking up information, drip by drip. Positively […]
Marker Training is Fun & Fruitful!
“Yes!” “Good!” “Click” or use another marker. Each month we have a staff lunch at All Dogs Gym when we talk about something of interest to the staff. Often it will be a presentation on a topic that they ask about, or one that helps staff—especially new staff—understand why we do what we do. Last […]
Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC)
You may have heard of the “new” dog virus making the rounds. It is impacting dogs especially on the east coast, including the Northeast. It’s called Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC). Just as we are experiencing with COVID, CIRDC is multiple viruses and bacteria that affect the dog’s respiratory tract causing symptoms such as […]
Dogs’ Vocabulary
Dogs & toddlers learn words about the same. I recently read an article about teaching your dog a vocabulary. The article represented that dogs have the ability to learn spoken language similar to a toddler. Parents of toddlers help their child learn by repeating names to identify objects and people. It makes sense for us […]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 21
- Next Page »
