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It’s hard to know when to spay or neuter – or if you should at all. Here’s the best veterinary advice for your Australian Cattle Dog. So you’ve decided to spay or neuter your Aussie Cattle Dog – but when? Often called getting your dog Fixed or Done (nomenclature that...
Neutering your dog is a very highly accepted part of the modern dogs life. Whilst this is true? There’s also a lot of questions a new pet parent will have about it - which is entirely understandable. Neutering technically refers to the process of...
Crate training is something a lot of puppy parents swear by - it's actually how I toilet trained Indie and was a management solution I used for a bit with Shelby & Lucy. They are incredibly powerful tools... if you use them right. This post acts as a central...
Crate training is something a lot of puppy parents use as a management solution and a toilet training method. Right or wrong, whether you agree with it or not. Crates can be a hugely useful tool when applied correctly. By correctly? I do mean with limited time...
Un-crate training, aka how do you know when your dog is ready to be responsible enough to be left roaming around your home? I find a lot of people begin crate training, and then they … kind of don’t know how to transition their dog to the way they want their dog,...
When you get a puppy, we hear a lot of "When are you going to get them done?" Fixed. Neutered. Spayed. It all amounts to the same thing, protecting the dog population from overpopulation and keeping dogs and puppies out of shelters - which is what we all want,...