Hey there dog lover!

This week we are continuing our discussion: How to introduce a new dog to your pack and family.

Last week we talked about the "why".

Why do you want to add another dog to your family?

And what kind of dog?

How old? etc

And now this week, we are talking about introducing your dog to your potential new dog.

I am giving you the exact "how-to" today :-)

It's time for... (drum roll please)

Dog Introduction 101 -so that you can take the time to observe how your dog feels about the new dog. 🎉

Enjoy!

Be sure to subscribe and catch next week's episode for Part 3 of Dog Introductions. :-)

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Disclaimer: All info here is for education/entertainment purposes and should never replace a professional trainer's advice. :-). If you are unsure or uncomfortable introducing dogs please consult a professional dog trainer in your area.

Hey there my fellow dog lover!

This week I am talking about one of my favourite topics: Dog introductions!

Specifically, how to introduce your newly adopted dog/puppy to your original dog with less stress and more success!

So, if you are considering adding another furry friend to your pack, this week's episode is for you!

Special shout out to Karen who replied to my Canine Chronicle Weekly Digest with her question about her newly adopted puppy Howie and how her dog Tucker is feeling about the whole thing.

Today is part 1 of this series and we are talking about the first steps BEFORE you decide to get another dog.

So if you are dreaming of having more than one dog... grab a notebook and pen and let's get into it!

Disclaimer: All info here is for education/entertainment purposes and should never replace a professional trainer's advice. :-). If you are unsure or uncomfortable introducing dogs please consult a professional dog trainer in your area.

Hey there dog lover!

We are still talking about barking! It's a hot topic for sure.

This week's question comes from my friend Susanne, who travels with her 8-month-old dog and goes wild whenever anyone approaches the car.

Let's find out why, and what to do about it.