Holiday prep

In this blog post, the author shares their love for canine enrichment and emphasizes that there are many free ideas to keep our furry friends entertained. They encourage readers to get creative and explore DIY options using household items. The author also provides recommendations for toys like flirt poles and herding balls, which can help burn energy and satisfy a dog's chase drive. In addition, they share a list of enrichment ideas their dogs love, including interactive games and toys like the Push Button-Eat Your Meal and Snuffle Mat/Licki Mat. The post concludes with suggestions for fun activities such as Treibball, scent work, and a treat-finding game.

Is your dog always going crazy when the doorbell rings? Don't worry, you're not alone. Luckily, with the right training, you can help your furry friend stay calm and composed during doorbell chimes. Our step-by-step guide to mastering doorbell desensitization will teach you everything you need to know.To start, it's important to understand the desensitization process. We have inadvertently trained our dogs to associate the doorbell with excitement and chaos, but we can recondition their response. By following our guide, you can train your dog to see the doorbell as something ordinary in as little as a week.With consistent training and the use of our special Doorbell Desensitization Replay, you can ensure your dog is well-prepared for the upcoming holiday season. Stay tuned for our next article, where we'll explore more tips and tricks to control barking and jumping.

The holiday season is fast approaching, and we all know what that means—friends and family coming over, delicious meals, and joyous celebrations. While it's a time of great excitement for us