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If you have an alpha puppy trying to take over your home and a puppy that thinks they can control you and everyone else in the house, starting off with some simple training is a good start to put them in their place. Listed below are some tips on how to properly train your alpha puppy into knowing whose boss. (more…)
Archive for the ‘Puggles’ Category
Training Your Alpha Puppy Tips!
Friday, January 20th, 2012
How to Find a Trainer For Your Puppy!
Friday, January 13th, 2012Finding a trainer for your puppy is as easy as 1, 2, 3! Just keep in mind what you want and need your puppy to work and focus on, and you’ll be on your way to an obedient puppy. Follow the simple steps listed below and you’ll have the perfect trainer for your puppy in no time at all! (more…)
Choosing the Best Groomer
Monday, January 2nd, 2012Of course your puppy’s health and happiness are what you value the most, but looking good never hurt right? Here are some easy to follow tips on how to choose the right groomer for your puppy. (more…)
You’re Getting a Puppy for Christmas?!
Monday, December 19th, 2011Getting a new puppy is always an exciting and eventful time, but getting one for Christmas makes it that much better. Here are some important factors to keep in mind when getting a puppy and some tips on how to choose the right breed for you! (more…)
How to Keep Your Tree and Puppy Safe For Christmas!
Friday, December 9th, 2011During Christmas, there are a lot of new changes happening to your home. The outside may be decorated with lights and other festive decorations and the inside with the same touches. It’s important to keep in mind when having a puppy in the house that certain things need to be taken into account and placed in the right places. Listed below are some tips on how to decorate and place your tree with your puppy’s safety in mind. (more…)
Is a Pet Sitter Best for Your Puppy?
Thursday, December 1st, 2011The holidays are drawing closer and Christmas is the second busiest for travelers. Perhaps you are going to be one of those travelers this season but are wondering what to do with your pets at home? A pet sitter can be a great option but how do you know if it’s right for you and your animals? We have tips on when a pet sitter is right and how to choose the best fit for your pups and kittens! (more…)
Top 10 Most Common Dog Behavior Problems
Monday, November 28th, 2011Maybe you’re searching for Puggle puppies for sale? Or perhaps you just got a new English Bulldog puppy. Either way, you’re more than likely starting think about training techniques and how to mold the best behaved dog. Before you start, you should know the most common behavior problems in dogs. Below is a list of those behaviors and we’ll be posting separate articles on how to avoid, or manage, these behaviors in your dog! (more…)
Teaching Puppies NOT to Run Away
Friday, November 18th, 2011Running away is a very dangerous problem for dog owners as most of us live on or near busy streets where your pup can easily get him by a car. Properly teaching Puggle puppies to stay with you is the best way to combat this behavior. And the training is simple! (more…)
Why Puggle Puppies Chew Things & Ways to Prevent It
Monday, November 14th, 2011Destructive chewing is a problem several new Puggle puppy lovers cope with. Bedroom pillows, sneakers, garbage, apparel and also possibly whole sofas tend to be prone to the little mouth of your puppy. You might be prepared to rip out your hair but you do not want to do that at this time. That will provide your dog something different to chew. Not to mention, we’ve got simple methods to control this specific tendencies well before you are balding. (more…)
Quick Ideas Designed for Canines that Dig
Monday, November 7th, 2011Wolves were digging for many years to discover meals, conceal meals and make dens. These types of inherent behaviors tend to be significantly grounded inside your 4-legged friend yet who actually claims instincts are unable to be altered? Okay, a lot of qualified personnel. Nevertheless, we boast some pointers relating to ceasing the digging behavior previous to your lawn being known as a burial area with toys of the past. (more…)
