Canine College Blog
How to Train Your Dog to Get Along with Your Cat
Being a pet parent is fun and rewarding, but it’s also very challenging too. Getting your animals to get along with one another is almost as hard as asking two human siblings to get along, especially if one is a cat and the other is a dog. Cats and dogs tend to have...
Tips to Prepare Your Dog for the Holidays
The holiday season is one most of us look forward to – from the parties to the travel to the gifts, the holidays are full of excitement. For a dog, though, the holidays can be nerve-wracking. Lots of sudden movement, changes in eating and sleep schedule, and new...
How Can I Teach My Dog His/Her Name?
One of the first things you should teach a new four-legged family member is their own name. Making sure your dog knows his or her own name is a crucial step in building a bond and beginning obedience training. That said, the process can be quite challenging. Here are...
Should I Let My Dog Sleep All Day?
When you’ve just added a new canine member to the family, it can be challenging to know what they need right away. You’ll probably have to experiment when it comes to toys, playtime, eating, and walking routines. When it comes to sleep, it’s hard to know just what...
Why is My Dog Not Eating?
When it comes to dogs, it can be challenging to know when something is wrong or if they are sick. One of the most obvious signs that something might be up is if your pet stops eating. Even then, it can be difficult to know just what the issue is. If you’ve noticed...
How to Teach Your Dog to “Stay”
“Stay” is one of the most difficult commands to teach because most dogs hate being still. Teaching your dog to stay is essential for their safety and for your peace of mind. “Stay” is very useful in many different situations, from being able to look both ways before...
5 Tips for Leash Training a Puppy
Teaching your puppy to walk with you on a leash is a critical skill that they must learn. Walks will be more fun for both of you when you aren’t being pulled around by a dog or dragging one after you. But getting a dog to walk calmly next to you can be very...
Raising & Training a New Puppy During Quarantine
Many people have chosen to adopt a puppy or dog during this quarantine, as there were many dogs in need of shelter. Additionally, there’s probably been a lot of added benefits of his companionship for you during this time! The puppy snuggles and emotional boost that a...
Fun Ways to Bond With Your Dog During Quarantine
Being cooped up inside our houses every day may not be ideal, but while it has become our reality at the moment, we might as well make the most of it! After all, there may be someone who’s excited about all this extra time you’re spending at home… Your dog! While you...
A Notice About COVID-19 From Canine College: We’re Open!
As we have been closely monitoring the situation regarding COVID-19 and following the guidelines provided by the CDC, we fully understand the severity of this pandemic. Canine College is committed to the health and safety of our community; Protecting our staff,...