One of the things you have to teach your puppy is to walk on a leash. This doesn’t come naturally to puppies or even older dogs. If you don’t train your dog from an early age to walk on a leash without pulling, you will end up with a dog practically ripping off your arm.

Getting a puppy is a fun time for you and your family. Once you decide on the breed and pick the puppy and take them home what do you do then? There are some crucial steps to take in order to have a happy, well-balanced pup.

Many new pet owners are interested in taking their beloved dog or puppy to a dog obedience school. That’s where they learn to sit and stay and come when called. But you soon realize that there are many types of dog classes and aren’t quite sure what to pick. What if you dog already knows sit, stay and come when called? What if you dog is just a puppy? Here are some things you ought to know before you put your dog in an obedience school.

With the warm weather advancing, dogs love to go outside, swim in the lake and sniff around the grass. With the outdoors comes pesky fleas. There are many different types of flea control but the top line flea control is Frontline for dogs.

Everyone loves a puppy! Especially a labrador puppy. Teaching your puppy can be fun-filled and ultimately rewarding but it is hard work. I always advise not getting a puppy for your children. A one or two year old dog is still young enough that it acts like a puppy.