Not Just
Humans Need A Home.

Elevate Your Dog’s Mental Agility With A Healthy Environment, Regular Bonding Activities and Nutrition that Makes Canine Minds Thrive

Hi, My Name is Bruce and I am a Sheprador

I Have Learned a Thing or Two in My Seven Long Years Here

by focusing on mental agility and positive interactions you can enhance the lives of both you and your four-legged friends

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Grooming

cleanliness is important for every living thing to be happy and healthy

02

Food & Diet

finding the best food for your best friend is the best way to improve both you and your dogs’ wellbeing

proper nutrition is vital for pets of all ages, sizes, and shapes

Bruce, the poster dog for mental agility, with his tongue out.

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Pet Sitting

dogs need to have safe, secure places to stay when their people are busy or travelling

04

Training

your dog wants to be a good girl/boy – professional dog training gives your dog the tools to be the best dog they can be

Dog Music

Online Training

Recent Posts

Walk This Way: Leash Training Tips

The Importance of Behavioral Training

Healthy Habits & Exercises for Your Pets

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How can I effectively house train my new puppy??

Consistency is key when house training a puppy. Establish a routine for feeding, bathroom breaks, and crate training. Reward your puppy for going potty outside and clean up accidents indoors promptly with an enzymatic cleaner to remove scent markers. Read More

What are some tips for leash training my dog?

Start by introducing your dog to the leash indoors, gradually increasing the duration and distance of walks. Use positive reinforcement techniques, such as treats and praise, to encourage good leash manners. Practice walking in low-distraction environments before progressing to busier areas. Read More

My dog barks excessively. How can I address this behavior?

Excessive barking can stem from boredom, fear, or territoriality. Identify the trigger for the barking and address it accordingly. Provide mental and physical stimulation through toys, games, and training exercises. Work regular bonding activities into your schedule to engage with you dog. Consider consulting a professional dog trainer for personalized guidance.

What are some effective ways to socialize my dog with other dogs and people?

Start socialization early in your dog’s life, exposing them to a variety of people, dogs, and environments in a positive and controlled manner. Use treats and praise to reinforce calm and friendly behavior. Attend puppy socialization classes or arrange playdates with well-behaved dogs.

My dog pulls on the leash during walks. What can I do to correct this behavior?

Teach your dog loose leash walking by stopping and changing direction whenever they pull. Reward them for walking beside you calmly. Use a front-clip harness or head halter to discourage pulling, and avoid retractable leashes, which can reinforce pulling behavior.

My dog is afraid of thunderstorms. How can I help them cope?

Create a safe space for your dog to retreat to during storms, such as a crate covered with blankets or a quiet room with soothing music. Use desensitization techniques to gradually expose your dog to thunderstorm sounds, pairing them with positive experiences like treats or play.

What are the best ways to prevent my dog from jumping on people?

Teach your dog an alternative behavior, like sitting, to greet people. Ignore jumping behavior and only give attention when your dog has all four paws on the ground. Enlist the help of friends and family to practice polite greetings with your dog.

How can I keep my dog mentally stimulated and prevent boredom?

Provide your dog with interactive toys, puzzle feeders, and training sessions to keep their mind engaged. Rotate toys regularly to keep them novel and interesting. Incorporate activities like nose work, agility, or obedience training into your dog’s routine to challenge them mentally.

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Not Just
Humans Need A Home.

Elevate Your Dog’s Mental Agility With A Healthy Environment, Regular Bonding Activities and Nutrition that Makes Canine Minds Thrive

Hi, My Name is Bruce and I am a Sheprador

I Have Learned a Thing or Two in My Seven Long Years Here

01

Grooming

02

Food & Diet

03

Pet Sitting

04

Training

Recent Posts

Walk This Way: Leash Training Tips

House Train Your New Puppy

Soothing Tunes For Your Dog

The Importance of Behavioral Training

Healthy Habits & Exercises for Your Pets

Not Just Humans Need Home

DISCLAIMER

Website Disclaimer

External Links Disclaimer

Affiliate Disclaimer

Not JustHumans Need A Home.

Elevate Your Dog’s Mental Agility With A Healthy Environment, Regular Bonding Activities and Nutrition that Makes Canine Minds Thrive

Hi, My Name is Bruce and I am a Sheprador

I Have Learned a Thing or Two in My Seven Long Years Here

01

Grooming

02

Food & Diet

03

Pet Sitting

04

Training

Recent Posts

Walk This Way: Leash Training Tips

House Train Your New Puppy

Soothing Tunes For Your Dog

The Importance of Behavioral Training

Healthy Habits & Exercises for Your Pets

Not Just Humans Need Home

DISCLAIMER

Website Disclaimer

External Links Disclaimer

Affiliate Disclaimer

Not Just
Humans Need A Home.