Most dog owners sincerely believe that they can tell what their dog is feeling just by looking at the expression on their face, but this has never been scientifically proven…until now. In February 2013, a study was published by researchers at Walden University, showing that humans can indeed tell what a dog is feeling by…
Potty Training Tips for Dogs by Nikki Perry
Potty Training can be a source of stress and frustration for a lot of new and experienced dog owners, especially if they aren’t able to find a solution to accidents and messes. The great news is that with a few steps your puppy will be marching out to pee in no time. Once the basics…
Spring Break Dog Boarding in Vancouver
Will you be going away for Spring Break? Make sure to schedule dog boarding well in advance for your precious pooch, as spots normally fill up quickly for large and small boarding companies alike. If you’ve never had professional dog boarding or sitting before, be sure to do your research and thoroughly consider your options….
Release the Hounds President, James Woller, Interviewed for The Globe and Mail
Article excerpts taken from The Globe and Mail online: A dognapping scare is underscoring the importance of diligence in selecting pet-care services for one’s pampered pooches. While all four dogs stolen along with Creature Comforts Pet Care Services’ company pickup truck on Tuesday have since been recovered, owner Amy Vilis said her 20-year-old business has…
8 Steps to an Enjoyable Leash Walk
1. Be patient and persistent. If your dog has been “walking you” for some time, it is going to take awhile to teach loose leash walking. 2. Before you even start to walk, use a clicker to teach your dog the position you would like her to be in when you are on a walk…