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Teaching a Puppy its Name

Discover the importance of choosing a positive and attention-getting name for your puppy. Learn effective techniques for name recognition.

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How to Become a Guide Dog Instructor

Have you ever wondered how to become a guide dog instructor? That’s a frequently asked question here at Dogs Inc.

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A Labor of Love: An Inside Look at Whelping

We deliver over 250 puppies each year, so our whelping team is busy. Laying a strong foundation for our future superheroes may seem like a big job.

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Puppy School: 13 Cues Our Puppies Learn

“Come,” “sit,” and “stay,” might not surprise you, but did you know that we teach 13 puppy cues before they come back to campus for formal training?

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Training Tip: “Busy Busy” Cue

Dogs Inc shares the “busy busy” cue for puppy potty training, a simple technique to build consistent bathroom habits.

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Smart Tips for Dog-Friendly Road Trips: How to Travel Safely and Happily with Your Pup

Summer’s almost over but road trips can happen all year. Before heading down the highway, consider these smart tips for dog-friendly road trips.

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How Do I Use Positive Treat Training for Dogs?

Dogs Inc provides expert tips on using treats for training and transitioning to praise while teaching lasting behaviors.

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Introducing the Crate and Establishing a Routine: A Complete Guide to Crate Training Your Puppy

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…

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What Happens When a Guide Dog Retires? Exploring Their Life After Service

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.

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