Hi. Jenny here.Labrador Retriever.Emphasis on retriever. My human’s been sick. You may have heard about that last week when she wrote an article about how to take care of your dogs when you have low energy. She must have meant my brother and sister.I’ve been an angel. I don’t even make her get up.I bring […]
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Dog toys for training and engagement How can you tell you’re on a blog written for neurodivergent dog lovers by a neurodivergent dog trainer? I’m sharing my favorite dog Christmas gift ideas less than one week before Christmas. The good news? Your dog does not care if these show up on December 25th… or the
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Dog enrichment toys aren’t just about giving your dog something fun to do. They can bring you peace, too—and they can help prevent unwanted behaviors from popping up or escalating. During my chat with Tracy Otsuka on ADHD for Smart Ass Women, she asked what my favorite ADHD workaround was. I told her, “Having lots
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Enrichment for dogs has become a buzzword in the pet world, and for good reason. Many dog owners are actively seeking dog enrichment activities and training ideas they can use at home. What you might not know is that there are different types of enrichment, and each one uniquely supports a dog’s well-being. So what
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Every day joy for your dog. And for you! When life feels chaotic, it’s easy to believe there isn’t enough time for fun. But here’s the truth — finding joy isn’t just possible, it’s essential for both you and your dog. And it becomes much more achievable when you create a Joy List. A Joy
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Simple, mindful ways to keep your pup calm, safe, and happy on Halloween night. With Halloween quickly approaching, it’s easy to forget just how strange this holiday can feel from our dog’s point of view. The doorbell rings nonstop, unfamiliar scents drift in from outside, and the people they know suddenly look and sound different
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We’re always looking for ways to tire our dogs out — longer walks, faster paces, more activity. But what if the key to a truly calm, content dog isn’t doing more… it’s slowing down? It might sound cliché, but sometimes the best thing you can do for your dog is let them slow down and
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