by DGA Dogs | Dec 15, 2022 | Dog Nutrition, Health and Wellness, Dog Safety and Precautions, Dog Safety Tips, Dog Training, Dog Training in Reno, Dog Training Tips, in home dog training, Puppy Training, Uncategorized
10+ Helpful Tips for How To Deal With Dog Separation Anxiety If Fido shows some of the classic separation anxiety symptoms in dogs whenever you reach for your shoes, you’ll want to know how to deal with dog separation anxiety. Dogs are known for their loyalty and...
by DGA Dogs | Sep 7, 2022 | Uncategorized
You love your furry friend, but why does your dog have to eat everything in sight? All your plants are gone, and there are chew marks on every piece of furniture in the house. You’ve tried everything—putting away all their favorite snacks, keeping them on a...
by alialden | Jul 27, 2022 | Uncategorized
Find the perfect place to spend a summer day with Fido on one of the many dog friendly beaches in Tahoe. You and the pup can be surrounded by tall mountains and blue skies, cool off in the clear water and breathe in the fresh alpine air. If you know where to go, Lake...
by alialden | Jun 16, 2022 | Uncategorized
As the weather starts to warm up, many people get excited to begin working on their yards. Flower beds are planted, trees are trimmed, and lawns are mowed. It’s a lot of hard work, but it’s worth it when your yard looks beautiful. But one thing that can...
by alialden | May 17, 2022 | Dog Safety and Precautions, Dog Safety Tips, Dog Training, Dog Training in Reno, Dog Training Tips, in home dog training, Uncategorized
How Do I Get My Dog To Stop Jumping On People? Dogs are naturally social creatures so, when they get visitors, they can’t help but jump up and make them feel welcome. It’s all in good spirits but jumping up on people can be both annoying and unsafe. Dogs of all sizes...
by alialden | Mar 9, 2022 | Dog Safety and Precautions, Dog Safety Tips, Dog Training, Dog Training in Reno, Dog Training Tips, in home dog training, Outdoor Dog Safety, Uncategorized
When your dog won’t listen, it’s frustrating. Communicating effectively with your dog is an essential piece of training them. It’s the first step to teaching them how to behave so they can live the “good dog” lifestyle—think of a calm evening walk or “Doggy and Me”...
