Kick Bad Habits to the Curb!
January is the month when new resolutions are made, and people all over the world make decisions to better their lives! Make a resolution for your pet too! Here are some great tips and tricks from American Grooming Academy.
New Year’s Resolution!
Bad habits are not only found in our world but many bad habits invade your pets world as well. Problems ranging from potty training and biting to aggression and barking are bad habits that can cause many problems for you and your pet. These bad habits can all be fixed with the right amount of devotion to your pet’s needs. Making time to fix what’s bothering your pet, burn off destructive energy and getting annual health check ups can not only make life better for you but also makes everything in a pet’s life better! Many common bad habits can be fixed with some helpful guidance from a great pet trainer. Research your pets habits and find the best fit for your current situation. Remember helping your pet clear a bad habit from it’s life not only extends wonderful time together but can also extend the happiness of your pet! See the following links below for more Dog Training Tips!
Cindy Chaisson
Move Your Tail!
Did you know 75% of people who make a resolution to be more active keep their resolutions if they involve their pet? That’s right! Man’s best friend can keep you on that healthy tract that so many of us resolve to at the beginning of the year. Besides, who wants to walk, run, jog or hike alone? Keeping your pet with you not only is pleasing to you, but makes your pet feel like they have won the lottery. So many of us come home and just want to relax, while Fido relaxed all day and now wants all of your attention. Remember a tired dog is a happy dog! Keeping fit for you also may be great three or four days a week, but a young active dog may need more. Pet daycare, pet camps, and dog walkers can be a great way to use extra active attention when you are on overload. Look into what makes you comfortable and what would be the best for your particular breed and activity level. Below are some helpful hints in keep your pledge to be healthy and happy….. and your pet too!
Doggie Day Care Benefits