We have been getting a lot of these calls lately. Someone brings home a newly adopted dog from the Miami-Dade shelter or a local rescue. A week later, they call us because the dog is hiding, will not eat, bolts at the slightest sound, or has decided the husband is...
Your dog gets walked every day. You clip on the leash and head down the sidewalk or street. You cover the same route every day, and 15 to 30 minutes later, you’re back home. Your dog is tired. And yet, the barking at the window has not gotten better; the...
D og training is an unregulated industry in Florida and everywhere else in the United States. No license is required. No board reviews complaints. No minimum education standard exists. Anyone can print business cards tomorrow, call themselves a behavior expert, and...
If you have lived in Miami through even one storm season, you know the drill for your house. The question is whether you have an equally solid drill for your dog. This is the complete 2026 guide to hurricane prep for Miami dog owners: what goes in the go-bag, where...
You have seen the ads. Send your dog away for two weeks, get back a “fully trained” dog. If you live in a Brickell high-rise or an Edgewater condo with a dog who drags you through the lobby, barks at the elevator, or melts down at the dog on the fourth...