Many dog owners have had the experience of digging into their dog's mouth to remove that smelly, unknown object the dog refuses to drop and just has to eat. It's not pleasant and it always leads to the worry that he/she has eaten something that might make them sick.  Teaching your dogs to drop objects or food on command will save you from having to dig things out of their mouths and could save their...

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Dogs can sometimes display sudden, uncharacteristic episodes of aggression that cannot be explained by the owners. A recent study by researchers at Animal Nutrition and Welfare Service of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona set out to understand why some dogs - who have no history of aggression or biting - appear to attack without warning. Their research uncovered that many of the dogs were likely to be in pain and suffering from an undiagnosed or untreated...

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How often have you seen that cute picture of a child hugging a dog, a child kissing a dog's face or even the picture of a child sitting on a dog? So often I have seen these pictures shared back and forth across social media sites with comments like 'oh how cute' and 'aren't they cute together’? No doubt, the picture does come across as cute, but have you ever really looked at the dog...

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Marvelous, my new service dog, in worship service at our new church. Marvelous & I working as volunteers at the "Special Needs" station for the community Easter Egg Hunt at our new church, where we have been attending for one month.My new service dog, Marvelous is a 19 month old Mastiff/Boxer/Lab mix. His name suits him well, because he is very polite, respectful, affectionate, eager to please, intellegent and submissive. He is quickly becoming a...

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My husband Mathew White is diagnosed with Bipolar Type II and Anxiety and is known to have seizures. His doctors have recommend him getting a service dog for his medical needs. We found a service dog for him. The service dog name is Bowser and we are trying to get him from the company called DogWish Inc. The total cost for his service dog is 10,000 dollars. So far we have raised 8,000 dollars but...

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                   Start at the ideal age                             The best time to start housebreaking your puppy is when                                      it is 7 to 8 weeks old. At this age, you can teach your              ...

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Our Shih Tzu puppy is in the process of learning some new tricks. So far he's getting pretty good at sitting and shaking. We plan on working on laying down next. Here's our video of Snax doing his tricks!   I'd love to hear about any small or large dog training tips you have to share! 

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zara was 2 months old when I started training her. this video was taken when she was probably 3 months old. she has learned couple of more tricks. She is now 13 months old and will post a new video of her soon. till then watch this.

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Training diving lab tica

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Horus was abandoned when he was young because he is a deaf dog. Seen as unruly and untrainable, he spent his first few months of life in a drug den and was eventually brought to a rescue where he languished prior to being adopted. Under the loving care of his guardian, Rosie Gibbs, the clever dog has excelled at learning sign language and now knows over 50 commands. Horus was taken in by the Dog...

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  Bobby had severe behavioral problems until Fionna Ashman was able to reform him. When a two-year-old Chihuahua named Bobby arrived at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London last spring, he was so badly behaved that the rescue quickly ran out of options on how to reform the "bad-boy" dog.  The little dog bit everyone, and he was so fiercely aggressive that his chances of ever being adopted were growing slimmer with each passing...

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