Dog Resources

Below you'll find essential information, resources and tips on pet care, behavior and more to help you with your newly adopted dog.

Tips for a New Dog

Use these tips to build a relationship with your new pet and help them feel comfortable in their new home.

Supplies List for a Newly Adopted Dog

Make sure you have all the supplies you need for your new family member!

Chewing and Destructive Behavior in Dogs

Learn how to guide your dog to chew appropriate items and discourage destructive chewing.

Inappropriate Mouthing

How to handle inappropriate mouthing and encourage better behavior with your new dog.

Leash Grabbing and Tugging

Recommendations to help stop your dog from grabbing or tugging on their leash during walks.

House Training Basics

Essential information for house training your new dog and helping them to learn good bathroom habits.

DIY Dog Enrichment

Fun DIY projects that will help keep you and your dog entertained and busy.

Introducing Your Dog to a Crate

Information on crate training your dog or puppy.

Dog Training Resources

Get more information on dog training and veterinary behaviorists.

Jumping Up on Walks

Tips on how to work with your dog on polite leash behavior and to discourage jumping.

Introducing Dogs to Small Pets and Cats

Introduce your dog safely to small animals and cats.

Introducing Dogs to Each Other

Tips for successfully introducing your resident dog to a new canine friend.

Adopting a Fearful Dog

Tips for understanding and helping a fearful, shy dog adjust to new people and places.

Fear of the Outdoors

Tips for how to better understand your dog and help with their fear of the outdoors.

Separation Anxiety

Many dogs become destructive or disruptive when left alone. Read tips to help manage separation anxiety.

Discomfort with Handling or Touch

Tips for how to help your dog become more comfortable with handling and touching.

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