Leash pulling and reactivity: Dog training tips
Imagine you’re walking down the street with your pup, and you see someone else walking their dog ahead of you. Your d…
Crate training your adopted dog
Welcoming a new dog into your home is both exciting and life changing for you and your furry friend! Crate training is …
House training your adult dog
Many adult dogs are not fully house-trained for a variety of reasons, including their family’s lack of commitment or …
Positive reinforcement training helps dogs be their best
Are you trying to teach your dog something new, or decrease unwanted behaviours? Try positive reinforcement training! I…
Spring training with your dog
Guest post by PetLink, our Animal Wellness partner for the Change for Animals Conference
It’s Spring Training! Wha…
Muzzle Training Your Dog
Muzzles are used to reduce the risk a dog poses to people and other animals by restricting the dog's ability to bite.…
Adoption tips: Cat-to-dog introductions
Adding a cat or a dog to a home where there is an existing dog or cat can pose a challenge, but it is not impossible. T…
Joining Paws: Updates to the Ontario SPCA’s Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre
We have some exciting news to share! The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre (PD…
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…