^{The Art of Walking Your Dog: An Opportunity for Connection & Mindfulness}
From your dog’s perspective, their walk is probably the most importantactivity of the day.

^{Tips For A Good Off-Leash Recall}
When Bambi walks in the parks, she enjoys being free, exploring, chasing animals or taking in and processing different smells. She delights in sticking her nose in small spaces and snooping here and there.  She does all of this off-leash.

^{The Magic Of Good Communication, Respect And Shared Interests}
This is the story of how one man’s relationship with his dog changed not only the way he feels about dogs, but the way in which he relates to his spouse, children and work.

^{Does Excessive Ball Chasing Do More Harm than Good?}

It’s summer and the parks are bustling with people enjoying playful ball games with their dogs.

Dogs at all ages benefit from the opportunity to chew because it is a natural canine activity that helps them release energy and relax. However, chewing has many other advantages as well

Last month we wrote about why our dogs act the way they do during adolescence. This month, we offer some strategies to make your life a little easier. These are tips we offer our clients regularly and they have found them helpful. Hope you do too!

Adolescence is a developmental stage that occurs between six months and two years of age in most dogs. It is a time that can be quite frustrating for pet parents because they often see regressions in their dog’s behavior,

Often my wife and I start the day with a big love-fest on our bed. When our pups hear the alarm buzzer or our waking voices, that’s their cue to get up from their own beds, enjoy a delicious downward-dog stretch and make their way up onto our bed with us.