A dog who jumps up on guests, puts paws on your clothes, or greets every visitor with enthusiasm is not being “bad,” they’re simply trying to connect the only way they know how, by getting closer to your face in an attempt to get your attention. Jumping is...
Walking your dog should be a joyful daily routine, a chance for exercise, bonding, and exploring the world together. But what happens when your dog suddenly puts the brakes on and refuses to walk? Whether you’re in the middle of your Miami neighborhood or just outside...
Potty training is one of the most important foundations of living harmoniously with your dog. Whether you’re raising a brand-new puppy or adopting an adult rescue, accidents in the house can be frustrating and discouraging. Many pet parents feel like they’re doing...
Rethinking the “Perfect” Dog Walk When most people picture a “great dog walk,” they imagine power walking around the neighborhood, logging as many steps as possible, or making sure their pup is “tired out” before returning home. But here’s the truth: what makes a dog...
Why “How Fast?” Might Not Be the Right Question One of the most common questions we hear from dog parents is, “How long will it take to fix my dog’s behavior?” It’s a fair question. You’re dealing with a stressful behavior—maybe your dog is barking constantly,...
Why Summer Nutrition and Hydration Matter When temperatures rise, your dog’s nutritional and hydration needs shift. Dehydration and poor feeding practices can quickly escalate into health emergencies during hot weather, especially here in South Florida. That’s why...
