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Having a puppy face their fears is a common thought many puppy parents have. It is important to understand that your puppy is still learning

Raising a puppy can be an incredibly rewarding experience, but it’s also important to be prepared for the challenges that come with it. While you

It’s no secret that babies take naps. In fact, it’s pretty much a given that whenever you have a young child in the house, there

Puppies are adorable, fun-loving, and curious creatures that require a lot of attention and care. If you’re a new puppy parent, you may be wondering

Puppies often happily march into the vet’s office and meet everyone with wiggling bodies and wagging tails. It’s not long after where puppies grow into

You may have heard this… a tired dog is a good dog. Whenever a puppy parent talks about the challenges they are having with their

If you are like any other puppy parent, you’re probably still experiencing puppy biting and chewing. You might feel like it’s getting better and the

It’s always exciting to bring a new puppy home. But did you know that knowing a little bit about your pup’s background can help you

As a puppy parent, you may be wondering whether or not you should crate train your furry friend. There are a lot of mixed opinions

I think we all know that puppies can be silly and do funny things, but what many people don’t know is that they also have

Anyone who has every had a puppy feels frustration when there is a basket full of dog toys, but their puppy keeps taking their things

The most common misconception about puppy socialization is that puppies need to meet as many dogs and as many people as possible. Now, it is

It’s that time of year! Rawhide is out in full force. It’s sitting on endcaps, dyed red and green to look festive, it’s packaged as

It’s something I hear every week from new puppy parents. They’ve been told to take their puppy’s food or bones away while eating and to stick

If you’re a new puppy owner, you may be wondering if it’s okay to let your puppy cry it out. You’ve probably heard conflicting information.

You brought home a new puppy and are reading about how a puppy’s critical socialization window starts closing at 16 weeks (or sooner). But your

You brought home your new puppy and quickly discovered they are a peeing and pooping machine. House training a puppy may seem like a daunting

When you brought home your new puppy you were likely thrown into the deep end and discovered the unpleasantness of all the chewing and puppy