Winter walks can be a wonderful way for you and your dog to get fresh air and exercise, but cold weather brings unique challenges.

Many dog owners are surprised to learn that the proteins in their dog’s food can sometimes trigger allergies. Research has shown that certain proteins are more likely to cause reactions, with beef, dairy, and chicken being the top offenders. These ingredients are commonly found in dog foods, which may explain why some

Holiday gatherings are full of excitement, but for many dogs, the door opening or the arrival of guests can trigger jumping, rushing, or even counter surfing. With consistent training, you can help your dog stay safe and greet guests politely.

When raising a young puppy—especially under six months old—there are three key areas every new dog parent should focus on: potty training, crate training, and socialization.

As the leaves fall and the chill sets in across the Columbus, Ohio area, it’s time for dog owners to pivot: while our pups still crave time outside, colder weather brings new challenges.

When it comes to dog training, having the right equipment can make a huge difference. From walks to at-home practice, these tools help make training smoother, safer, and more effective. Here are some of our top recommendations:

Every dog needs regular exercise to stay healthy, happy, and well-behaved — but the right amount varies depending on your dog’s age, breed, and overall health. Whether you’re caring for a curious puppy, a busy adult, or a relaxed senior, finding the right balance of activity will keep your dog in great shape physically

Fall is more than just colorful leaves and pumpkin-spiced everything—it’s also one of the best seasons to focus on your dog’s training. With cooler weather, fewer distractions, and the holidays approaching, autumn provides the perfect setting to build new skills and strengthen your bond with your pup.

While resource guarding is a natural instinct for dogs, it’s important to address it early, especially in puppies, to prevent it from becoming a serious problem later on.