The incredible power of your dog’s nose
Have you ever marvelled at how your dog can sniff out treats from a mile away or detect that you’ve had a snack, even…
How to teach appropriate greetings when your dog meets a stranger
It’s common for many dogs to be unsure and wary of new people. Teaching your dog how to appropriately greet a strange…
Train your dog to be your running paw-tner
Running with your dog can be a fantastic way to stay active while bonding with your furry friend. However, it’s impor…
Explore volunteer opportunities at the Ontario SPCA Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre
If you’re passionate about animals and eager to make a difference in the lives of animals, the Ontario SPCA and Human…
How do I stop my dogs from marking territory indoors?
One of the questions we receive at our animal centres is how to stop dogs from marking territory indoors. We have some …
Beyond basics: Teaching your dog new cues
Has your dog mastered basic cues like “sit,” “down” and “come”? These are the most common cues most people …
Water introduction tips for your dog
In these dog days of summer, a fun trip to the lake for some swimming can help cool off your pup. However, if your furr…
Ontario SPCA Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre helps Jagger find a loving home
Jagger is a big guy, with even bigger fears. Adopted as a puppy, but then rehomed to the Ontario SPCA and Humane Societ…
Key tips to stop dogs from destructive chewing
Does your dog chew on things they shouldn’t? You’re not alone. This is a very common issue for pet parents.
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Tail-Wagging Tips: Simple ways to make your dog happier
There are very few things that can bring us joy the way our furry friends can! That feeling of happiness and love when …
What to Expect When Adopting a Dog/Puppy
What to Expect When Adopting a Dog/Puppy
What an exciting time! Adopting a new friend can be a big responsibility and …
Can my dog be trained not to chase cats?
Dogs and cats can be known to be best of friends – or worst of foes! For dogs who have not been introduced to cats be…