Summer is here! As the temperatures rise, it is important to monitor your dog’s health and behavior for signs of heat stroke.
Learn the top 12 tips of proper guide dog etiquette to ensure the safety and independence of individuals with visual impairments.
Have you ever wondered how to become a guide dog instructor? That’s a frequently asked question here at Dogs Inc.
Hundreds of plants can be toxic to dogs, so it is important to educate yourself on the type of plants in your environment.
With about 250 puppies born each year on our campus, our veterinary team is busy! They not only care for all of our young puppies, they also care for dogs coming in for training (IFT) from puppy raiser homes, and dogs actively training for working careers. They also provide fee-based veterinary care for other program…
When you’re training a new dog, one of the first steps toward success is introducing a crate and establishing a reliable daily routine. The crate training process not only helps with housebreaking but also creates a safe, structured environment that promotes emotional security and prevents destructive behaviors. Done properly, crate training a puppy can also…
Create simple and tasty homemade dog biscuits with just three (or four) ingredients. Perfect for your furry friend, these treats are easy to make—knead, roll, shape, and bake. Your dog will love them, and you'll love how simple they are to prepare!
Our Puppy Parent dogs make wonderful “petmates,” and hosts enjoy giving a fabulous dog a home in exchange for bringing the dog to our campus for breeding.
Dogs Inc follows up with our teams for life, and that includes following up with guide dogs that retire from working careers. Discover what happens when guide dogs retire, their life expectancy, and the transition they undergo after a life of service. Learn about their potential early retirement, the adoption process, and the bond they share with their owners.
