Supporting Your Senior Pet: A Guide to Helping Dogs With Dementia
Learn how to support a senior dog with dementia through early signs, care strategies, and tips to keep your aging pet comfortable and mentally engaged.
Why your dog doesn’t listen — and how to fix it
In this blog, we’ll explain how to get to the root of the problem, how your daily routine plays a role, and how to become the most exciting and rewarding part of your dog’s world.
Dominance Theory Debunked: Why Your Puppy Isn’t Trying to Be the Alpha Dog (and What to Do Instead)
I’m explaining how dominance theory in dogs and the alpha dog myth became so popular, why it was wrong from the start, and how it’s still showing up in today’s dog training myths.
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Why Does My Dog Roll in Dead Animals?
Learn why dogs roll in dead animals, from instinctual behavior to scent masking, and how to manage or prevent this smelly habit.
How to get out of your own head and overcome agility nerves
You get to control how you warm up your dog. How you focus your mind. How you recover after a mistake. How you support your teammate. That’s your circle of influence. Put your energy there.
Thinking About Opening a Grooming Salon?
By: Chris at TheStartUpEasyButton.com If so, it’s important to know that many lenders require businesses to have two years of strong financials before being eligible for a loan. This is obviously a sticking point for new business owners. The following are some tips on finding the best capital sources that work with new grooming salon owners. Knowing […]
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Why Routine Grooming of Senior Dogs Matter: A Groomer’s Perspective
By: The Andis Company Recently, an elderly dog was brought to me in extremely poor condition. His nails were overgrown and curled, his coat was heavily matted, and the scabbing around his eyes was impairing his vision. Grooming him was a delicate and painful process due to his arthritis and anxiety. Beneath the mats, I […]
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Paw Prints – Spring 2025
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Dog Daycare vs. Dog Boarding: Which Is Right for Your Pup?
As a loving pet parent, you want the very best for your dog—even when life pulls you away for work, travel, or other commitments. That’s when choosing between dog daycare vs. dog boarding becomes important. But which option is the right fit for your furry friend?
At Ruffgers, a premier indoor dog training and boarding facility in Naples, Florida, we know how confusing this decision can be. Whether you’re heading to the office for the day or planning a week-long vacation, understanding the key differences between daycare and boarding will help you choose the best option for your dog while at work or on vacation.
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6 Signs Your Dog Needs Physical Therapy
Learn how to spot signs your dog may need physical therapy, including mobility issues, pain, or changes in posture, and what to do to support their recovery.