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o you have a dog that is high energy, super smart, yet agility may not be their thing? Some dogs could fall into a category of dog reactive, and nosework could be the trick.

Dog reacting to doorbell (plus tips on doorbell desensitization)

It's magical, your relationship with the dogs...

Watch as Buddy and Zoey take a dip in the dog pool!

Waiting is hard for humans and even more so for a pup who is just excited to get out and play!

This week's blog post is a throwback to a very special event from nearly 5 years ago! Check out the original newsletter.

They are often refered to as Gentle Giants. We are talking about the majestic Pyrenean Mountain Dog.

First up… dogs doing human things!

We want to make sure you have all the help you need to keep your pup healthy.

An open letter from Susie's heart.

“It is so important that you build strong relationships with your Vet.”, states Susie Aga, Senior Trainer of Atlanta Dog Trainer. At Hamby Road Animal Hospital they value that!

For many pet owners, their for legged friends are their kids. For Liz Eckman Operations Manager of Furkids in Alpharetta all the rescues that come through their doors are her “Furkids”.

We love our dogs and our dogs love us but what if they really didn’t like the invasion of their own space without proper etiquette?  What if it was vice versa?

Is your dog afraid of things? Some dogs are fearful, and others are phobic…and there’s a difference between fears and phobias.

Most dogs just love those words. They bounce around, hunting for their leash and head for their door. Now that spring is just around the corner, you’re no doubt itching to head to the park or just around the neighborhood, ready to enjoy warmer weather and some sunshine.

It is important to know how to properly socialize your new puppy/dog and to teach them canine coping skills.To teach dog social skills, the re-enforcement/motivation MUST be positive or you can cause all kinds of behavioral issues in the future.