If you got a Belgian Malinois or other working line dog such as Rottweiler, German Shepherd, Doberman, Dutch Shepherd or any other high drive dog, you might feel a little overwhelmed by the amount of work it takes and you might have a lot of questions.

These working line dogs are different from pet dogs and there might be a lot of stuff you’re wondering about. So I decided to take those questions and make them into a video- that I’m sure I’ll be adding to regularly, which is why I’m calling this episode 1!

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Have Some Summer Fun With Your Dachshund Dog

It’s that time of the year again when the sun’s shining bright and doing what it does best, making everything swelter. With the mercury hitting the roof, it is a nightmare stepping out at 12 in the noon. Everyone’s feeling the heat and is looking for a brief holiday to a cooler place to get some respite and have fun.

Taking Your Pet on Summer Vacation

If you love your pets as much as I do, you wouldn’t think of going on vacation without them. With a little planning and trying some of these helpful tips vacationing with your pets and be as easy as “sit” and “stay”.

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Collies were originally bred to be herding dogs – requiring intelligence, loyalty, and the ability to anticipate the owner’s needs. While not used as much for herding, these characteristics remain today in the family pet. A great addition to the family, if you have time or money for grooming.

Essential Gun Dog Training Products

Gun dog training is considered an essential aspect of raising a sporting or hunting dog. The reality is, a well-trained dog is certainly a more contented and even more reliable dog! Why? Because a trained hunting dog needs fewer restrictions. The more responsible the dog, the more freedom he’s given.

How to Manage Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety

Separation anxiety can be a bummer for both your dog and you. These are a few things you can do to put an end to it!