Whether an older dog has problems with joints or hip dysplasia is not entirely based on genetics. In fact, more and more evidence suggests that there is much we can do to help prevent future problems.
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Have you ever wondered about that funny looking Poodle haircut? Well, here’s why…and a few other facts about Poodles you may not know! 1. Poodles aren’t French, like most think.
Hey Mr. Poodle, why the silly haircut? Read More »
What is a Bordoodle? Is it the right pet for you?
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Loose-Leash Walking (Training Series) – Part 4 We discussed in previous post what to do when a young dog pulls on a leash. Pulling is bad. Tension is bad. A loose-leash
Stop Pulling the Leash! Read More »
Leash tension is a basic element and a dog MUST understand it. Leash tension can be taught just about anywhere, but I recommend you always give leash instructions outside for
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Proper position. Whether walking, jogging or standing still, the dog should be on your left side with his head even with your left leg.* Draw the dog into that position by
“Where should my pup be when we walk?” Read More »
First, a few general thoughts. Everybody, stay calm. Avoid the temptation to excite your dog before his walk. Instead, stay calm. Pet him calmly and in a soft voice suggest
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The no shed dog. Is it true? I have a good friend who we call “Tiny”. He’s 6’9 and weighs 400 pounds. The crazy thing is that his parents aren’t
Looking for a no shed dog? Let’s talk facts… Read More »
F1, F1b, F1…These are designations describing the generation of the dog as it relates to the parents and/or grandparents. They’re often used in the search for the “perfect pet”. And
F1 Doodle, F1B Doodle, F2 Doodle What does it all mean? Read More »
Who’s walking whom? Loose-leash walking takes the dread out of walking a large dog and makes it fun for both of you. Doodles are extremely smart dogs and they can
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