When summer heat arrives, your dog’s love for car rides could be the death of him! When you need to go out and run your errands, please leave your dog at home! Car temperatures can rise 20-40 degrees in the summer sun. 85 degrees outside can easily climb to 102 degrees in only 10 minutes. [...]

Last year, we brought 6 beautfiul 14-week-old pups up from Texas to foster care in NH. Ella, Eva, Emma, Erica, Valerie, and Gigi all have their forever homes now and we are so proud of them and their adopters. From puppies who were sent to die in a high-kill shelter, these wonderful dogs have found [...]

In order to have a stable pack, whether human or non-human, that pack must be led by a stable and confident leader. In the human world, a good leader is confident, assertive, knowledgeable, strict with boundaries, protective of his/her people, etc. It is those same qualities that make a strong leader in the world of [...]

By: Laura Chapman, Miss Behavior For decades, the idea of dominance and dependence on establishing yourself as the alpha by forcing dogs into submission through alpha rolls, choke collars, and other aggressive methods has existed. With this mentality, there is an assumption whenever a dog does something inappropriate, whether pulling on leash, jumping on people, [...]