Dog Body Language: Reading Tails, Ears, Eyes and Posture
After more than a decade of working with fearful, reactive and anxious dogs in Austin, I can tell you that dog body language is the single most important skill any…
After more than a decade of working with fearful, reactive and anxious dogs in Austin, I can tell you that dog body language is the single most important skill any…
One of the most common questions I hear from new dog owners, and honestly from experienced ones too, is simply: how much should I feed my dog? It sounds like…
Why Parasite Prevention Matters for Every Dog I have spent over a decade working with dogs of every size, breed and temperament, and one thing surprises me every time: how…
If your daily walks feel more like a tug-of-war than a pleasant stroll, you are not alone. Leash pulling is the single most common complaint I hear from dog owners…
I have spent over a decade working with dogs of every size, breed and temperament, and one thing I tell every client on day one is this: the right dog…
Puppy teething is one of the most predictable developmental stages your new dog will go through, yet it still catches many first-time owners off guard. I have worked with hundreds…
I’ve been a Certified Professional Dog Trainer for over a decade, and if there’s one grooming task that makes owners more nervous than any other, it’s nail trimming. I get…
Over the past decade, I have worked with hundreds of families who desperately want a dog but fear that allergies will make life miserable for everyone in the household. The…
I want to start by saying something that might surprise you: dog aggression is not a character flaw. After more than a decade of working with reactive and aggressive dogs…
Why More Owners Are Switching to Homemade Dog Food Over the past decade, I have watched a dramatic shift among the dog owners I work with. More families than ever…