This is the 5th article in the complete guide to crate training series. Before you can start crate training your puppy or older dog, you have to know what to put in…
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Have you ever heard or read about dogs sustaining injury from playing fetch with sticks? I have, but I never quite understood the seriousness of the injuries it can cause. I’ve…
Get a new puppy, give it a name, everyone uses it and sooner or later your puppy just gets used to it right? That’s how to teach a puppy their name.…
When it comes to dog training methods, there’s a much spoken saying: ‘The only thing two dog trainers can agree on is that the third one is wrong.’ And all sayings…
Every caring and responsible owner wishes for their dog to be as healthy as possible. Luckily for us, caring for a Labrador Retriever isn’t as demanding as it is for many…
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Although many talk about dog instincts and drives as if they’re the same thing, there is a subtle difference. Drives are strong, compelling, almost irresistible urges that spur a dog into…
Dogs can’t speak but they try to communicate with humans all the time. They have a complex language of nonverbal communication that can tell us when they’re happy or sad, fearful…
The importance of Labrador Training cannot be stressed enough. Because if there’s a single universal truth when it comes to your Labrador, it’s this: The quality and richness of life that…