January feels like a reset for a reason, and that applies to your dog, too. After the holidays, many owners notice the same things: more excitement, less listening, routines completely off track. The good news? January is actually one of the best times to start (or restart) training. Here’s why. Fewer Distractions After the Holidays The holidays are chaotic for dogs. Extra guests, irregular schedules, more noise, and less structure can easily undo progress, even for well-tra

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Who says pumpkin pie is just for people? This Thanksgiving, your dog can enjoy a slice of the holiday fun, too — safely, of course! Traditional pumpkin pies are loaded with sugar, dairy, and spices that aren’t great for dogs. But this easy, pup-approved version keeps things simple, healthy, and just as delicious. Why Pumpkin is Great for Dogs Pumpkin isn’t just festive — it’s packed with fiber, vitamins A and C, and can help support your dog’s digestion. A little pumpkin can

Thanksgiving is one of the best times of the year — full of family, food, and plenty of reasons to be thankful (especially if you’re a dog hoping for a dropped piece of turkey!). But before you let your pup join the feast, it’s important to know which foods are safe and which can lead to an emergency vet visit. Let’s go over some of the most common holiday dishes and how to keep your dog safe this Thanksgiving. Safe Foods: What Your Dog Can Eat in Moderation Many Thanksgiving

The holidays are right around the corner, which means cozy evenings, family get-togethers, and maybe a few too many leftovers. But for your dog? It can be a whirlwind of new people, sounds, smells, and changes in routine. If you’re hoping for a peaceful, stress-free season (without barking at guests or counter-surfing turkeys), now’s the perfect time to focus on a little holiday dog training. Here’s some holiday tips on how to help your dog stay calm, confident, and well-beha

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