General Care
Setting your new dog up for success
Find some great tips on preparing for the exciting new addition to your family.
Preparing your home for a new dog
Find advice on training, pet-proofing, and more.
Top 5 tips for your new dog
Find some top tips for helping your new dog transition.
Introducing your cat to your new dog
Make both pets lifelong friends by letting them get to know each other in a phased approach.
Introducing your dog to your new dog
Take a smart approach to bringing a new dog into the household. It could be the difference between a positive and negative experience.
Protecting your dog from getting lost
Read these great tips to prevent your dog from getting loose/lost.
Easy-to-Follow Guideline to help your dog adjust:
3-3-3 Rule
When adopting a new family member, it is helpful to understand the time that will be required for them to decompress and adjust to their new home.
Enrichment & Wellness
Fun enrichment ideas
These tips can improve your pup’s health and well-being.
Ask the vet: Keeping your dog safe
Get answers to frequently asked questions from veterinarian Andrea Moolenbeek.
Training & Behavior
Find a reputable dog trainer
Access positive reinforcement dog training and behavior resources in your area.
Positive reinforcement training benefits
We strongly support positive reinforcement. This type of training provides a wonderful opportunity to reinforce your dog’s skills, protect their safety, and bond with your dog.
Read our helpful articles
Check out these great training, behavior, and enrichment articles from some of our trusted professionals.
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Introducing your new dog to your resident dog
Introducing your new dog to your resident cat
Still have questions?
Feel free to reach out to us with concerns regarding your canine friend.