Wanna teach your dog to "stop"?

Nobody really talks about this stage of life. The in-between. The unlearning. The moments where you realize the version of you that survived can’t be the same version that thrives. At some point, you stop chasing excitement and start craving stability. You stop explaining yourself. You stop

fetch is a fun game you can play with your dog any season to release pent up energy and spend time with your dog. one pro tip for getting your pup to chase after the ball if they aren’t initially interested is by making the ball enticing by moving it around, bouncing it, making excited noises,

How to teach your dog to pose for the camera! - Training: Teach your dog basic commands like “sit,” “stay,” and “down” to help them hold poses. - Positive Reinforcement: Reward your dog with treats or praise when they hold a pose or follow commands during a photoshoot. - Practice: Get your

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Nobody likes a dog that barks non-stop, especially neighbors. Here are some tips to help train your dog to stop barking: 🎤 Desensitize them to triggers. Whether it’s the doorbell or people walking by, you can use positive reinforcement to encourage them to not bark when they hear triggers. 🎤 Tea

Want to ensure you have the most proper dog on the block? Follow these tips to have their manners in tip-top shape! 1. Make sure they are a pro at the “sit” and “stay” commands. Check out Pupford for some training videos if you need more guidance 2. Don’t give them table food! This will teach t

Does your dog pull when going for a walk? Do they get excited and distracted by other dogs? Focus their attention back on you! Teach them to “look”: 1. Every few feet, say “look.” 2. Each time they make eye contact with you, offer them a treat. 3. Keep practicing! 4. Once your dog gets a