SET-UP FOR SUCCESS New Dog Equipment Checklist Crate with a divider Five or Six foot nylon or leather leash – not a retractable leash Flat collar or harness Kong® and other food-dispensing toys Fetch and tug toys Long line for outdoors (regardless of yard fencing) Chews, such as bully sticks,,antlers, and hooves *ASK YOUR VET […]
Puppies and young dogs spend many of their waking hours, looking for ways to engage themselves physically and mentally. This is healthy and normal. Current animal science studies show that mental stimulation fatigues dogs faster than physical exercise. Here are suggestions for keeping your dog brain-busy in “human-approved” activities. Please note that all of these activities […]
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