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Lastly, be on the look out for any product recalls - keep your Dog safe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/a57b1fe2-63dd-456e-a668-b37824b28ccc/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Tips for Choosing the Right Dog Food for your Pup - 1.Talk to your vet: Your vet can give great Dog food recommendations based on requirements for your dogs stats; age, breed, weight etc. Ask them to recommend a few different options - not just the sponsored brands. You want to make an informed decision so remember to ask questions about why they recommend it. 2.Read the packet: Ingredients are listed in order of weight, check that high quality proteins such as beef, lamb, and chicken etc. are listed first. Also watch out for an excess of fillers such as corn, wheat, soy and artificial preservatives, colors and flavors - we don’t want them clogging up our digestive tracts and neither do our dogs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/496076e0-272a-4c2f-b7d9-706f28ff9641/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Tips for Choosing the Right Dog Food for your Pup - 3.Consider Dog food types: Do you feed your Dog dry, wet, raw or fresh food? Obviously raw or fresh is healthier, but it can get pricey. You want to make sure your Dog likes the food and it agrees with them before you go buying a boatload. Dry food can be good for dental health and picky eaters just remember to check that ingredients list. Wet food has more moisture, but anything canned means processed. 4.Consider your Dog’s specific needs: If your Dog has allergies, sensitivities, or health conditions choose a food formulated to specifically support these needs. Also, your Dogs activity level is a factor, more active dogs will need more protein and calories than less active dogs. https://www.magicalpawers.com/dogblog/five-fruits-and-vegetables-to-feed-your-dog-this-summer monthly 0.5 2024-06-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/9f4be145-6e47-458f-b65a-dbaf1e427218/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Fruits and Vegetables to Feed your Dog this Summer - 5.Watermelon: Last but certainly not least, lettuce not forget this fan favorite! It’s made up of 92% water perfect for the hot weather. Packed with vitamins A, B6, and C and low in calories. Also contains Amino acids which is good for healthy heart and sore muscles. Make sure to remove all rind and seeds first as these are harmful to your Dog. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/28203b23-49aa-4c4c-b72d-31b5d9361ca9/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Fruits and Vegetables to Feed your Dog this Summer - 1.Strawberries: Packed with antioxidants, fiber and rich in vitamins C, B1, B6 & K. They support your dog’s immune system, help keep the weight off and can even whiten teeth! 2. Carrots: With a high fiber and low calorie content, plus vitamins A, C, K and potassium, these babies can take care of your Dog’s teeth by reducing plaque. The beta carotene can help your Dog’s eyes stay strong too! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/b3d179d5-d676-4204-b3ba-e43c2ec2396f/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Fruits and Vegetables to Feed your Dog this Summer - 3.Bell Peppers: The red ones are best, full of vitamins A, C, E, as well as antioxidants and fiber. They are super hydrating for the hot weather, good for digestion, and help maintain healthy skin and coat. 4.Cucumbers: Another vegetable which will keep your Dog super hydrated in the heat since they are 95% water. They are full of nutrients; vitamins K, C, B1, potassium, magnesium and copper which can support bone health and keep your dogs breath fresh! https://www.magicalpawers.com/dogblog/five-things-you-need-to-teach-your-puppy monthly 0.5 2024-05-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/1716169386380-NF6TZ20F2RMY7FQAJJFF/image-asset.jpeg Dog Blog - Five Things You Need to Teach Your Puppy - 1.House training: Your puppy needs to relieve themselves every two hours plus after drinking, eating playing and sleeping. Potty training will go a lot smoother and faster if you are fully present and therefore can minimize the use of pee pads - relying on these will hinder the process in the long run. Be patient and consistent. Reward potty outside with treats, praise, affection. Ignore accidents and make sure to clean up with enzyme based cleaner like this one so it doesn’t become a designated pee spot. 2. Basic commands: Sit, Stay, Come, Down, Look and Touch. You want to start teaching these immediately, because you want your puppy to learn to listen and focus on you especially in environments where there are so many distractions. Utilize a clicker or the word “Yes” to mark the desired behavior and immediately reward with treat to solidify it. Keep the sessions short and consistent (no more than 15 minutes at a time) ; start small and build up to the full behavior adding the word as a final step. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/1716171141695-5UWQRU7VAR7AUR9USLNP/image-asset.jpeg Dog Blog - Five Things You Need to Teach Your Puppy - 5.Handling and Grooming: Get your puppy comfortable with being touched specifically paws, ears and mouth. You can utilize consent here too - touch your puppy gently in one spot and then allow them to show you with their body language that they are ok with it before proceeding further - this builds trust. Make sure to introduce them slowly to all manner of grooming tools - brush, nail clipper, bath, dryer etc. Go slow with all of this and use lots of treats, this will set them up for success when they need to visit the groomers and the vet. You want them associate the visits with positive and familiar things to reduce fear and anxiety. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/1716171123510-EFES4QHWVXEE0VIOG4AA/image-asset.jpeg Dog Blog - Five Things You Need to Teach Your Puppy - 3. Socialization: You want to gradually expose your puppy in a controlled and positive manner to as many different people, animals, objects, sounds, and environments as possible. This can help build confidence and reduce fear. Remember to give lots of treats when they interact favorably with new things. Puppy playgroups are the best way to introduce them to other pups in a relaxed and supervised environment. Also, plan to have lots of visitors come to your house during this time. It’s best to begin to expose them to new things in way where you can control it rather than outside where you can’t. 4. Leash training: Don’t skip this one - leash manners are an essential part of your Puppy’s development and especially if your puppy is going to grow to be much bigger - you can handle them way better when they are small! You want to teach them to walk calmly without pulling, and to ignore distractions - walks are for walking and pottying not playtime! This is where the Look and Touch commands will be especially useful to get their focus on you. Start in a quiet area and build it up gradually - reward for calm behavior and walking nicely beside you. https://www.magicalpawers.com/dogblog/five-tips-for-flying-cabin-with-your-dog monthly 0.5 2024-05-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/1715611093630-VPBV3HEPIETBAELK1QB3/image-asset.jpeg Dog Blog - Five Tips for Flying Cabin with Your Dog - 1. Check Airline Policies: Different Airlines have different rules and regulations when it comes to flying with your dog so make sure to check these ahead of time. Look for what documentation you need to bring, dog weight requirements, the fees they charge, carry-on stipulations, and the check in process to avoid any surprises. Make sure to book in advance as only a certain number of dogs are allowed in cabin per flight. 2. Get an airline approved pet carrier: To fly cabin your dog has to be a certain weight - determined by the airline you are flying (usually around 20lbs), and they must fit in a carrier under the seat in front. I highly recommend purchasing a seat with extra leg room where possible for you and your dogs comfort. Your dog should be able to lay down, stand and turn around easily in their carrier. This one by Roverlund is a good option because its well ventilated and your dog will be able to see you and vice versa - soothing for both of you! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/3f5096b2-56ac-4727-941b-f08210f90ce0/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Tips for Flying Cabin with Your Dog - 5. Be prepared: Make sure you pack all your dogs essential items like food, water, toys and medication in your carry on. Exercise your dog thoroughly prior to the flight you want to ensure they have empty bladders and are tired out prior to flying. Get to the airport earlier than usual to allow time for any delays in process and minimize stress to keep your dog nice and calm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/e7d2d699-fc99-453e-8f1d-d6ad9dbf1902/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Tips for Flying Cabin with Your Dog - 3. Make an appointment with the vet: You want to get your dog a health check prior to flying so your vet can ensure they are fit for travel and also provide you any necessary vaccinations and documentation. Your vet can also give you advice on how to prepare your dog and keep them calm during the flight. 4. Keep travel time to a minimum: This means booking direct flights for short trips to minimize the additional stress and discomfort of getting on and off a plane. For long haul flights split up the flight with overnight layovers so you can spread out the time spent traveling and make sure your pup is comfortable. https://www.magicalpawers.com/dogblog/five-tips-to-keep-your-dog-safe-during-summer monthly 0.5 2024-05-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/1b584038-c81c-4e40-8936-cb9562af98bd/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe During Summer - 1.Hydration: You want to make sure your dog has access to fresh water at all times in order to keep them hydrated and prevent heatstroke. So, bring a doggy water bottle like this one from Pupflask its easy to carry so you can help your dog stay hydrated on the go. 2.Avoid Heat: You want to help your dog avoid the heat wherever possible especially as it gets upwards of 75 degrees. This is especially true for puppies, seniors, large breeds, and dogs with short noses like bulldogs and pugs. This means shortening walks, and staying inside during the hottest part of the day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/9a790c47-eac4-4232-80eb-402d1b5114fc/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe During Summer - 5.Watch for signs of heatstroke: These include; excessive panting, difficulty breathing, increased heart rate, drooling, weakness, and collapse. If you suspect heatstroke move your dog to cooler area, offer water and seek veterinary care immediately. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/dddce4ef-685a-4f32-9907-524513c056e0/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe During Summer - 3.Shade and Rest: When you do go outside keep your dog in the shade where possible, and take regular breaks as needed. Pavements get extremely hot and this harms your dogs paws, so it’s a good idea to get them some doggy shoes like these ones by Kurgo - they are lightweight and breathable perfect for extreme weather, and a balm like this one by Mushers to protect and heal their paws. 4.Grooming: Regular grooming helps your dog stay cooler for the summer by allowing for more air circulation, but make sure they aren’t getting cut too short because this can increase the risk of sunburn and heatstroke - yes dogs can get sunburnt! You can protect them with doggy sunscreen like this one by epi-pet. https://www.magicalpawers.com/dogblog/five-reasons-to-muzzle-train-your-dog monthly 0.5 2024-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/1e963447-29aa-4fe3-9c03-adcfc8b926d6/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five reasons to Muzzle train your Dog - 5.Emergency situations: In the event of an emergency; a fire, an accident, a natural disaster. A muzzle trained dog will be able to be handled more easily and safely by emergency personnel and first responders, limiting treatment time and eliminating added stress for your dog. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/1d117353-f085-474e-8748-3b6384629fa6/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five reasons to Muzzle train your Dog - 1.Safety: For Dogs who are fearful or struggle with anxiety, certain environmental factors may trigger aggression. Muzzles can protect other dogs and people from physical injury, as well as protecting your dog - remember that people can report your dog to the authorities if they are bitten. 2. Veterinary visits: A visit to the vet can be a stressful experience for dogs. The Veterinary staff will often utilize a muzzle to prevent biting while they perform necessary examinations and procedures. If your dog is already trained to wear a muzzle it can create a more relaxing experience for all involved. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/9bbae707-78b7-432e-884d-567775620d6f/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five reasons to Muzzle train your Dog - 3.Socialization: For dogs with behavioral issues the muzzle can allow for them to interact with other dogs and people safely without causing harm. Just because a dog doesn’t react well with some dogs or under certain circumstances doesn’t mean they can’t socialize at all. The muzzle allows for socialization while keeping your mind at ease. 4.Resource guarding: Resource guarding is common in dogs. If your dog resource guards then training them to wear a muzzle during meal times or while interacting with certain coveted items can help keep others safe. 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Intestinal Blockages: Dogs are not able to digest pieces of wood; these can become lodged in the intestines causing a blockage which then requires surgery to remove and can be life threatening if not addressed immediately. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/effe8b9b-311d-4bf8-b754-17627defbd3f/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five dangers of stick chewing for Dogs - 3. Perforation of digestive tract: Wood Splinters are sharp if swallowed they can puncture holes in your dogs organs, like their stomach. This can lead to major internal injuries and infection. 4. Choking Hazard: If a stick is chewed into smaller pieces fragments of the stick can pose a choking hazard particularly for small dogs and puppies. https://www.magicalpawers.com/dogblog/five-things-about-positive-reinforcement-in-dog-training monthly 0.5 2024-04-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/8dd50b3a-733d-4ff0-b953-e91d93d8297f/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five things about Positive Reinforcement in Dog Training - 3. Encourages engagement and cooperation: Dogs will be more eager to participate in training sessions when they receive rewards for their efforts. Positive reinforcement is motivational for dogs because they learn that training sessions lead to good outcomes like treats. 4. Reduces stress and fear: Dogs are more likely to feel calm and relaxed when we utilize positive reinforcement, because they are expecting good outcomes. When we use negative reinforcement our dogs are anticipating bad outcomes, this can lead to fear and anxiety and make it less likely that the dog will try new things. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/e30b27ec-45f7-4fe3-a764-913ccf54b533/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five things about Positive Reinforcement in Dog Training - 5. Effective for teaching new skills: Positive reinforcement can be utilized to teach a wide variety of skills to dogs. This includes basic obedience and tricks as well as behavioral modification for issues such as reactivity, and barking. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/ca7c484a-1c00-4390-91e8-db4269fbe68a/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five things about Positive Reinforcement in Dog Training - 1. Reward based training: Positive Reinforcement involves rewarding your dog with things they value such as treats, praise, toys, and affection immediately after they perform a desired behavior. For example, if you are teaching your dog to sit, your dog sits and you give them a treat, your dog then starts to build the association that sitting when asked leads to treats. 2. Creates a positive learning experience: Positive reinforcement methods provide an enjoyable experience for both you and your dog because you are making it fun. An environment where your dog feels safe and motivated to learn promotes trust thereby strengthening the bond between you. https://www.magicalpawers.com/dogblog/five-reasons-to-crate-train-your-dog monthly 0.5 2024-04-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ff102ac96a9ec7fa13e35e6/125f900c-1418-4216-a327-70198d60d8ce/image-asset.jpg Dog Blog - Five reasons to crate train your Dog - 5. Promotes comfort and relaxation: When introduced properly crates can become a cozy and comforting space for Dogs to retreat to when they need rest or alone time. 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