In this month's Eblast we look at how important it is to teach your dog to swim correctly. Click on the link below to watch Willow's progress in just one session. https://lnkd.in/dE2vncUu
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THE BOASTFUL DOG - 5 LessonsYou can be skillful at your craft, but where your skills end is where another's starts. Watch this video to learn from the boastful dog and how the rabbit beat it at is game. https://lnkd.in/de4tE9Yd
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Is your cat bored? By providing a range of options to engage your cat's brain, you can keep your furry friend curious and having fun! Here are a few ways to enrich your cat's life! 1. Training 2. Puzzle feeders 3. Scent items 4. Outdoor Catios #kittenlove #catloversclub #cats #catstagram #catsoftheworld #catio #cattips #catvideos #catlover #catlovers
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I just published a new article on Medium sharing tips for how cooling beds can improve your dog's comfort during the hot summer months. ☀ Check it out to learn more about these helpful products and how they can keep your pup cool and relaxed even on the warmest days. Click the link below 👇
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Awesome walks can be in your future! Check out these tips to help you make the most out of your walks with your dog! https://lnkd.in/ezXVxWQA
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Let's talk about pulling cues 💨Can your dog pull on cue? 🤓Do you have tips for teaching your dog to pull on cue? 🐕🏃Do you think you need to teach your dog to pull on cue, or do you just run together without the need for cues? #wisdomwednesday #canicrossrules #sharedwisdom #k9trailtime #canicrosscues #learningtogether
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I attended the Westminster Dog Show on a personal mission. After months of preparing—a grueling 31-question, 11-page questionnaire, and countless hours of research—I was ready to meet a rare breed, in person. I arrived early to where the rare breed was showing, my heart racing with anticipation. But as the minutes ticked by, there were none of these rare dogs in sight. Finally, at 12:45, just before their 1:30 showing, the breed arrived. I approached an owner, hoping to talk. “Hi, I’ve been researching [rare breed] and talking with [known breeder]. Can I ask a few questions?” I asked. “Sorry, no time,” she replied, barely looking up. Even knowing the stakes and timing of the conversation, the rejection stung. Watching the rare breed in the ring, I was struck by their size and stoic demeanor. It wasn’t exactly what my research had taught me. Determined, I waited to meet them up close. But post-show, the handlers who lost stormed off, and the winners were swarmed by friends. I was left on the sidelines, again. Standing there, frustration bubbling up, I realized something crucial: Maybe that breed isn’t the right breed for me. Seeing them in person—their temperament, their size—it now seemed that I needed to rethink. I wondered, how can anyone commit to a dog for a decade without truly understanding the breed up close? Reflecting on a thoughtful Weimaraner breeder earlier that day, who patiently educated a crowd, it hit me. The importance of seeing the breed in action, and understanding their temperament, energy levels, and even their interaction with people in person is irreplaceable. Online research alone, even with the curation of AI, struggles to make these nuances clear until owners get lengthy face-time with the dog, which is almost always after bringing the breed home. That’s when I knew: There has to be a better way for future dog owners. Stay tuned for updates on how we're making this process easier and more transparent for everyone.
Dog shows are great for grandstand viewing your favorite breed but notoriously bad for meeting it up close. We're about to change that 👀
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Hitting the trails today or doing yard work before the heat wave? Watch out for rattlesnakes. Here’s some tips to keep you and your dogs safe🐍
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🐾Tired of your dog pulling on walks? Join our FREE webinar tonight (8 July, 8pm) only 3 places left! Click link to register now. Learn how to master loose lead walking and enjoy stress-free strolls with your pup. We will cover: 🐾Common mistakes to avoid 🐾Are you sure it's just about the walk? 🐾Why dogs pull 🐾Tips for maintaining focus in distracting environments 🐾Common mistakes to avoid 8 July 2024 8pm #DogTraining #LooseLeadWalking #HappyPups
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Are you worth coming to? Think about this next time you are calling your dog to come to you. Recall tips: - practice inside first - start with little to no distractions and work your way up from there - reward your dog when they come!! You want to reinforce this behavior and also help them build a really positive association to running to you - avoid repeating the verbal cue too many times. Try to use it once and then use verbal prompts like kissy sounds, whistling, clapping to help guide your dog #fromdusktilldog #dogtrainingtips #njdogtraining #southjerseydogs #dog101 #doglifestyle #dogparents #dogtraining101 #puppytraining Does your dog come when call reliably?
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🏡🐾 Ensuring your furry pal has a blast during boarding? Here are 5 top tips from K9 Sensei to make it a breeze! 🐶✨ #DogBoardingTips #HappyPups https://lnkd.in/d-cRRzm
Five Things to Do When Boarding The Family Dog
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