Education Resources

Bringing a new dog into your home is exciting, but if your pup sees your cat as a plaything (or worse, prey!), it can be stressful for everyone. Don’t worry—this behavior is common, and with patience, training, and proper management, many dogs and cats can learn to live together peacefully.

Bringing home a new dog is exciting, but it takes time for them to settle in and feel comfortable. Think of it as a “getting to know you” period! Here’s what you need to know to help your new pup adjust and start building a great relationship.

A clean, comfortable litter box is key to keeping your cat happy and accident-free! If your cat is avoiding the box, don’t worry—there’s always a reason, whether it’s medical, stress-related, or just a preference for a different setup. Use these simple tips to solve common litter box problems and create the perfect potty spot for your feline friend!

Training your dog can be fun and easy with the right tools! Using treats, patience, and simple exercises, you can teach your pup good manners and great leash skills. Follow these steps to help your dog learn in a way that’s positive and rewarding for both of you!

Adopting an undersocialized dog can be a rewarding adventure, but it takes patience. Some dogs may be shy, scared, or unsure of people and other pets. With time, positive training, and consistent care, your dog can learn to trust you and thrive in their new home.

Yay! You got a new dog! That’s pawsome! It’s super fun to play and cuddle, but dogs need to learn we’re nice, just like we need to learn how to be nice to them. Dogs talk with their bodies, not words. So, we have to be super good at reading their clues! If we’re gentle and kind, you and your new buddy will be best friends fur-ever!