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Your dog is stressed—and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Stress is a normal biological response that helps dogs navigate the world. When your dog encounters something new, their brain immediately begins deciding: Is this safe, or is it a threat? To the dog, a vacuum cleaner might become something exciting to chase or something frightening to avoid. How that association is formed is influenced by both genetics and experience. Genetics provide the foundation for temperament and instinctive responses, while experiences teach a dog how
kelseylyn0
Jul 92 min read


Mid-Year Check-In: How's Your Dog Doing With Those New Year's Resolutions?
Are your dog's manners where you would like them to be? Now is the perfect time for a reset.
Cory McDonnell
Jul 61 min read


Sarasota Dog Owners: 4th of July Safety Tips for a Smooth Holiday
Between fireworks over the bay, beach gatherings, and local events, the 4th of July is one of the most exciting weekends of summer—but for many dogs, it can also be one of the most overwhelming.
Cory McDonnell
Jun 293 min read
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