Believe in Dog 8/18/26 Believe in Dog 8/18/26

Back to School, Back to Routine: Helping Your Dog Adjust

For many dogs, summer means more family time, backyard play, afternoon walks, and kids who are home throughout the day. When school starts, that routine changes almost overnight and suddenly being left alone for several hours becomes a big adjustment. The good news? With a little planning, you can help your dog transition into the school year with confidence.

Believe in Dog 7/15/26 Believe in Dog 7/15/26

Decoding 'Bad Dog' Behavior: What Science Says Your Dog Is Really Saying

Is your dog being "bad"...or trying to tell you something?

Most people think they know why dogs misbehave—but science tells a very different story. Learn what your dog's "guilty look" really means, why destructive behavior happens, and how understanding the real cause can strengthen your relationship with your dog.

Stephanie Bennett 5/29/26 Stephanie Bennett 5/29/26

Before You Send Your Dog to a Board-and-Train Program, Read This

Are you at your wit's end with a particular behavior and hoping a few weeks away will fix it? That feeling is completely understandable. But it is worth asking honestly: are you looking for training, or are you looking for a cure? Because if the goal is to never have to think about it again, a board and train is unlikely to deliver that no matter how good the program is.