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Fun Ways to Involve Kids in Dog Training

Fun Ways to Involve Kids in Dog Training - Golden Meadows Retrievers

Just as kids need to be taught boundaries, rules and manners, dogs need to learn the same structured way of life before he can “unleash” his full potential. While training a dog or puppy may seem like a “one (adult) person job,” most trainers will tell you that it’s smarter to include all your children…

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4 Strategies for Dealing With a Stubborn Dog

4 Strategies for Dealing With a Stubborn Dog | Golden Meadows Retrievers

We all want that textbook classic “good dog”; the one who sits, stays, comes, heels, and brings you your slippers on command. It’s a cozy thought; you and your beloved pup whiling away the days together without so much as a chewed slipper or stolen toast at breakfast. Fortunately, it’s more than possible to achieve…

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6 Signs Your Dog Needs Obedience Training

6 Signs Your Dog Needs Obedience Training - Golden Meadows Kennel

Dogs are one of life’s greatest joys. They keep us entertained, make great company and cheer us up when we’re feeling down. Owners and their dogs often share incredible bonds. However, adding other people or animals into the mix can complicate things. As much as many of us would love to hang out alone with…

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Potty Training Problems? Perfect Your Process!

Potty Training Problems? - Golden Meadows Retrievers

Struggling with potty training? Welcome to the weird, wonderful, and wacky world of early puppyhood development. Young puppies certainly don’t come into the world understanding that they need to toilet outside. Much like human babies, dogs go through a series of developmental milestones that allow them to gain control over their bodily functions over time.…

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Creating a Puppy Schedule + Routine

Creating a Puppy Schedule + Routine - Golden Meadows Retrievers

Your puppy thrives on routine. Much like a human child, when his routine gets out of whack, it can cause him to become stressed, cranky, overtired, or even much too hyper for his own good. Over and under-stimulation and sudden changes in your pup’s routine should be considered “the enemy.” Following a routine daily (or…

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