Digging is a natural instinct in dogs, with many dogs digging to find out what might be under a particularly good-smelling pile of dirt or to create a cool place to lay down on a hot day.
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You can teach an old dog new tricks as long as you have some proven dog training strategies in your arsenal. Whether you need to know how to potty train a dog or are working on obedience and basic commands, our experts offer advice and dog training tips to make your training sessions a success.
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As pet owners, we want our dogs to be involved in our lives, which includes our dogs being able to have positive encounters with the new people and pups that we meet in our day-to-day lives.
