Enrichment- how and why?
Enrichment is all about providing activities and experiences that engage your dog’s brain, tap into their natural instincts, and keep them mentally stimulated. Just like humans, dogs can get bored—and boredom can lead to frustration, anxiety, and even destructive behaviors. Enrichment offers an outlet for your dog’s energy and curiosity in positive, healthy ways.
Teenage dogs- “why doesn’t my puppy listen any more?”
If your sweet puppy has suddenly transformed into a rebellious teenager seemingly overnight, you're not alone. Just like humans, dogs go through adolescence—a phase marked by hormone surges, boundary testing, and a frustrating lack of impulse control. You might start to wonder, “Why is my dog ignoring me?” or “Is he being disobedient on purpose?” But here’s the truth: this is a totally natural (and temporary!) stage of development.
Trigger stacking
Does your dog's reaction to stressful events vary seemingly at random? Do they pass other dogs calmly one day then bark and lunge at them the next? Let's look into why this happens and how you can learn to predict how they'll behave.