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Bringing home a new dog is exciting, emotional, and sometimes a little overwhelming. Most new owners have the very best intentions, they want a well-behaved dog, a strong bond, and a peaceful home. But without realizing it, many people make small training mistakes early on that can turn into big behaviour problems later. The good news? These mistakes are common, fixable, and completely avoidable with the right awareness. 1. Waiting Too Long to Start Training One of the bigges

One of the most common phrases dog owners type into Google starts with a simple question: “Why does my dog…?”  Bark, pull on the leash, chew everything in sight, eat grass, follow you everywhere, or suddenly stop listening. While these behaviours can feel frustrating, confusing, or even overwhelming, the truth is that every behaviour has a reason behind it. Dogs aren’t trying to be “bad”, they’re communicating. Dogs experience the world very differently than we do. They don’t

Few dog training tools spark as much debate as the prong collar. For some, the word alone brings up strong emotions and assumptions. For others, it’s a misunderstood but highly effective training aid. So let’s address the real question honestly and thoughtfully: Are prong collars safe for dogs? The short answer is: they can be when used correctly, thoughtfully, and for the right dog.  Like any training tool, safety doesn’t come from the equipment itself, but from the hands us

Bringing a new dog into your life is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming, both for you and your new furry friend. Every dog adjusts at their own pace, and understanding how to support them during this transition is key to building a strong bond and helping them feel safe. That’s where the 3-3-3 rule  comes in. The 3-3-3 rule is a guideline that helps dog owners navigate the first days, weeks, and months of a new dog’s life in your home. It’s designed to reduce stress, p