The Importance of Routine & How It Benefits Your Canine Clients
If things go right, a boarding or daycare experience will be a positive one for visiting dogs. Dogs will display […]
Kama Brown
Addressing Increased Stress in Dogs Post-Quarantine
When working to prevent aggression, it’s important to understand how cumulative stress affects our dogs. Each dog has a breaking […]
When A Dog Bites
When a dog bites, everyone will likely be worried about the bite victim, but what about the biter? Understanding the […]
Misleading Assessments Part Two:
Part One of this article outlined strategies for comprehensive assessments for new dogs coming into daycare or boarding. Part Two […]
Misleading Assessments Part One:
Whenever possible, scheduling a visit with a new client and their dog is a great way to set everyone up […]
Meeting Specific Training Needs
Meeting specific training needs by offering additional packages to a dog’s boarding and daycare visit is an excellent way to […]
Creating Confidence in Handling
Working with dogs can be intimidating at times. Employees working in the canine boarding and daycare sector should feel confident […]
Dog on the Loose
How to Catch Runaway Clients
Catching a loose dog is a skill. It’s something that should be taught during staff orientation and practiced regularly for new employees. Just as a bite stick and a can of sound or spray are kept for emergencies, employees should have access to high value treats in a vest pocket.