According to U.S census data, the average American moves 11 times in their lifetime. When we relocate, our dogs are leaving their familiar place behind. This can be stressful, but there are things we can do to prepare and help them adjust to their new environment. Before the move: Keep your dog’s routine consistent. Be sure your pup is microchipped, wearing a collar, and the information is updated. Take them to visit the new place a few times before the official move, if possible. Encourage positive associations with the new home by giving plenty of treats and engaging in activities
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Working on basic training is a great way to bond with your dog, increase their skillset, build their confidence, and improve their quality of life as well as your own. We always use positive reinforcement to teach dogs which behaviors are appropriate, and what we want to see more of. Did you know that there’s plenty more work to be done after your dog successfully knows how to perform a basic cue like “sit”? When we start teaching a new cue, we want as few distractions as possible, so the animal can focus on the task at hand. Once they’re
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