Dogs have a behavior called Neophobia, which is the fear of change or anything new. This behavior can effect dogs in such a way that it causes separation anxiety.
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Future trainers... you can be one too!
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Swimming is not only fun for your dog…but it also does great things for him. The resistance of water makes your dog work harder to swim than he has to work on land to walk or run.
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OW In Sync, Inc. (WOW) is a Georgia based 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded by Karen Lynn in June, 2010.
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Can you picture yourself here? Make the dream real by visiting Bow Wow Bungalow.
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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.
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Dog reacting to doorbell (plus tips on doorbell desensitization)
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It's magical, your relationship with the dogs...
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Watch as Buddy and Zoey take a dip in the dog pool!
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Waiting is hard for humans and even more so for a pup who is just excited to get out and play!
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This week's blog post is a throwback to a very special event from nearly 5 years ago! Check out the original newsletter.
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They are often refered to as Gentle Giants. We are talking about the majestic Pyrenean Mountain Dog.
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Some “weird” dog habits are simply part of being a dog. Others can be clues that your dog is stressed, overstimulated, or missing a skill they need to settle and focus. Knowing the difference matters, especially if a behavior is becoming more frequent or harder to interrupt.
Read MoreHelping an anxious dog feel calmer is one of the most rewarding things you can do as a pet parent. Small changes in how you handle walks, manage triggers, and respond to stress signals can add up to a happier, more relaxed dog.
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Dogs communicate stress long before it turns into barking, pacing, or shutting down. One of the easiest signs for pet parents to notice is a change in saliva. Excessive drooling, sudden lip licking, or heavy panting when it is not hot can all be early indicators that your dog is struggling to cope in that moment.
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Some dogs have a gift for connection. They settle next to a stranger in a hospital waiting room, hold steady when a child reaches out, and stay calm when the world around them gets loud.
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“It is so important that you build strong relationships with your vet.”
When you are looking for a dog behaviorist Atlanta pet parents can trust, it helps to work with a team that understands both behavior and health.
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