If you have a dog, then it’s likely that at some point they will meet new people who come to visit. This can be an embarrassing situation for both parties involved as your pup might jump on them and make themselves known – but not in the most polite way possible! Here we’ll share how to train your dog to greet visitors calmly by teaching their owners what signs mean “stop” or ‘watch out’. Continue reading “How to Teach a Dog to Greet Properly”
Last updated on June 26th, 2022
Crate training a dog isn’t as simple as it might seem. Your dog needs to understand its crate is not an enclosure, but a temporary home. When crate training, remember to give your puppy plenty of love, attention, and affection—it’s important your dog feels comfortable inside the crate. However, things can get a bit challenging sometimes and you may find yourself wondering how to crate train your dog.
Our today’s post will cover 8 easy steps that will help you learn how to crate train a dog and how to make your dog feel safe in a crate.
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Dogs may bite for a variety of reasons, such as fear, excitement, or aggression. If your dog is biting, it is important to understand the reason behind the behavior and take steps to correct it. You can teach your dog that this isn’t OK. This article will explore 10 reasons why dogs bite and how to stop a dog from biting. Continue reading “Why Do Dogs Bite And How To Stop A Dog From Biting”
Last updated on June 26th, 2022
If your dog barks excessively, you’re not alone. Excessive barking is one of the most common behavioral problems reported by dog owners. While there are many reasons why dogs bark, some of the most common reasons are boredom, attention seeking, fear, and territoriality. Fortunately, there are ways to stop your dog from barking. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the various reasons why dogs bark and how to stop a dog from barking.
Today, I was walking my dog Watson late at night, and used the same the LED dog collar we launched a few weeks ago. I’ve been walking my dog now for probably 2 or more months almost every night, with the same LED dog collar, and think I only charged it 1 time after getting it new. I go on long walks with my dog almost every night, usually for at least 40 minutes. I’m impressed that the battery life for our LED dog collar is really good, and that the battery hasn’t needed to be charged in about 2 months. I must have walked with my dog for many hours, but still haven’t needed to re-charge it.
In the coming weeks and months, we will be selling on more platforms, and hope to soon start selling directly from this site. We hope to sell our LED dog collar from our site directly. Running a business is hard, but having a loving dog makes it a little easier.
