how do you know when your own dog (or puppy) isn’t safe
For Fitzwilliam Trigger warning: this article discusses aggression and behavioral euthanasia. Much has been said lately about the risks of placing shelter and rescue
fear in dogs
It’s dusk. The foggy, chilly kind of early fall dusk that chills your bones as the newly bare trees sway and crackle around you. You smell dry leaves, faint traces o
know the signs your dog is uncomfortable
We hear it every day, “My dog is unpredictable”; “If I could only tell when he’s going to bite”; and “It happened out of the blue.” Dog bites never happen out of
camping with your dogs
Love camping? Love dogs? Afraid to combine the two? Don’t be! With a little planning, most dogs (even reactive or fearful ones) can enjoy camping right along side you. A
gr triple crown™
“Once upon a time in a land not far away…” We are OVER THE MOON to announce our new collaboration with Nature of the Dog and Shaggy Pines Dog Park. We’ve long admired the
a pleasant shop
Hey there, Pleasant Dogs. Long time no write. That’s because we’ve been so busy growing! This year we’ve already added a new trainer (and rumor has it another is
say, “hello.”
My dog, Snarky, is fine at the dog park, but he barks at other dogs when he’s on leash.” This is more common a problem than you might think. There are a lof of reasons