by themorningtails | Jan 2, 2026 | Articles, Dog Training Tips
Bringing a new pet into your home can be one of the most joyful decisions you’ll ever make — but it can also be one of the most challenging transitions for your household. Whether you’re adopting a puppy, welcoming a rescue dog, or introducing a new cat to resident...
by themorningtails | Dec 19, 2025 | Articles, Dog Training Tips
If you could teach your dog just one skill—one single behavior that quietly fixes dozens of others—this would be it: getting your dog to look at you on cue. Not sit.Not stay.Not heel. Eye contact. Because the moment your dog chooses you over the squirrel, the...
by themorningtails | Dec 11, 2025 | Articles, Dog Training Tips
You walk into the living room. Your favorite slippers are shredded. The baseboard is gnawed. The trash bin is exploded. Your dog tilts its head at you, tongue hanging out, tail wagging — as if to say, “What? I was just bored.” Sound familiar? If so, you’re not cursed....
by themorningtails | Dec 4, 2025 | Articles, Dog Training Tips
You’re loading up the car. Bags, snacks, phone charger, maybe sunglasses. The breeze is calling. The open road lies ahead. And right there beside you… your dog. But wait. Before you crank the engine, you’ve got to treat this like more than a quick spin. Traveling with...
by themorningtails | Nov 26, 2025 | Articles, Dog Training Tips
If you’ve ever watched your dog drift toward the kitchen like a heat-seeking missile…or try to make a break for it the second your front door cracks open…you know exactly why boundary training matters. And here’s the good news: you can teach your dog to stay put —...
by themorningtails | Nov 19, 2025 | Articles, Dog Training Tips
Dogs bark for the same reason humans talk: to express emotion, needs, and reactions. But when the barking becomes chronic, there’s always a deeper cause behind it. Most dogs fall into one of these categories: Boredom A bored dog is a noisy dog. When they don’t get...