Canine College Blog
Teaching Your Dog to Come When Called
If your dog knows one command, it should be “come.” Bringing your dog in public and letting him off the leash somewhere such as the park can be scary, but trusting that your dog will come to you when called, will help put you at ease. It is crucial for both of your...
4 Most Common Health Problems in Dogs
Dogs are one of the most loyal and loving additions you can add to your family. A new furry friend is a lot of fun, but it's also a lot of responsibility. Your dog depends on you to recognize and treat health problems they may be suffering from. They can't use words...
Teaching Your Dog to Walk on a Leash
When you’re first training your puppy, there are many important commands and skills you’ll want to teach him. As always, it’s best to start with the basics; Sit, stay, come, etc. Once he’s mastered these, teaching him to properly walk on a leash is an important skill...
Yummy Treats You Can Give Your Dog This Summer
There’s something about the warm weather that makes people start to have cravings for yummy and sweet treats. Although that statement typically applies to people, what would make dogs any different? Of course, they want to enjoy a yummy treat with you to cool off!...
New Puppy Checklist
Getting a new puppy can be one of the most exciting times in our lives! Just like welcoming a newborn baby into the family, it’ll be a big adjustment for the whole family. Puppies can be a lot of work, so it’s crucial that you’re prepared with all the essentials...
How to Freshen Your Dog’s Breath
Dogs have a reputation for having bad breath, but the truth is that when taken care of properly, dogs really should not have bad breath. If your dog’s breath is bad enough to make you gag or recoil it’s time to make a change. Bad breath in dogs can actually be a sign...
Spring Activities to do With your Dog
Temperatures are warming up outside, the sun is shining, the snow has finally melted; The long-awaited spring season is finally here. Chances are, after a long winter of being cooped up inside, you’re not the only one that can’t wait to get outside! Your dog is...
New Year’s Resolutions for You, and Your Dog
The New Year is always a great time to reflect on the past, and plan ahead on some important goals you’d like to focus on for the future. You’ve probably thought of a few for yourself already, but what about your dog? Choosing a few specific goals to work on with your...
The Best Holiday Gift Ideas for Your Dog
When checking your list to see who’s been naughty and nice this year… We hope your furry friend falls on the nice side of the list! While shopping for your dog should be fairly easy, it can be tricky to find something creative when he’s already spoiled with toys and...
Keeping Your Dog Safe, Healthy & Happy This Winter
With the winter months quickly approaching, there are many changes that come along with the season not just for us, but for our furry friends too. The temperatures changing drastically, the snow on the ground making, lack of sunlight, etc., take just as much of a toll...