Congratulations on making it to week 5 of puppy training! You've established a solid foundation and are on your way to training a well-behaved pup. Although dog training is a lifelong journey, this is the last blog of our Puppy Training series. Stay tuned for new content soon!

Crate training is one of the quickest and least stressful ways to mold desirable behaviors in dogs, such as potty training, and leads to more freedom in the long run.

In week 4 of puppy training, we focused on increasing the complexity of past skills and adding a few new skills to the mix.

Is your puppy getting into mischief? Learn about the Uh Uh cue and other important tasks we focused on in week 3.

Have you started wondering if you brought home a baby shark instead of a puppy yet? Training a puppy can exhausting, but trust me, it’s worth it.

In this blog, I’ll share five puppy skills, my socialization plan, and a new trick.

Who wouldn't want to see their beloved pup's face light up with a big doggy grin? It turns out, there are simple ways to encourage your dog to smile and show joy. Whether it's through play, affection, or positive reinforcement, these techniques will have your dog wagging their tail and smiling in no time.

When can you start training a puppy? Now!!

Here is the positive reinforcement training I worked on with my 8-week-old golden retriever, Emma, during her first week home.

Are you considering flying home with your puppy?

In this blog, I’ll share the good and bad experiences I had flying with my 8-week-old golden retriever.

There is a strategic way to introduce a new puppy to your dog that will help smooth the transition.

The last inch of a bully stick can be a choking hazard if swallowed.

That is why I HIGHLY recommend every dog parent gets the Bow Wow Buddy.