Chewing is a natural puppy behavior, but it can also be a real headache for their new family when you want them to stop chewing on furniture, stop chewing shoes, stop chewing clothing, stop chewing kids toys or even puppy figurines, lol. In this video... Read More
Potty training can be a frustraing time for many puppy parents, but if your follow these tips you can teach your pup to go outside in no time. You will need some treats and have an established marker word before you get started. How to... Read More
Many dogs are anxious or nervous around children. Kids are unpredictable, grab without warning, move faster than adults and make a high pitch scream that usually provokes a response in dogs. In fact, screaming with a high pitch and running away (which is what many... Read More
During a puppy’s Critical Socialization Period, new experiences have a profound effect on how your dog grows up. I wanted to share another puppy training tip in this post, although it may be more accurate to call it a socialization tip. The bottom line is... Read More
Anyone who has or has had a puppy knows they love to chew. As you can see in the above photo, Quest is no exception. Chewing is a natural thing for puppies as they explore and sample things with their mouthes. This habit usually gets worse... Read More
In the dog and puppy world, when we talk about socialization, we are talking about exposing your puppy to different experiences, not playing with other pups (although that can be a part of it). Puppies go through a few developmental periods when they are very... Read More
Exactly eight weeks after he was born, I flew out to Portland Maine to meet Quest for the first time and bring him home the following day. I wanted to meet him, then let him sleep at least once before I took him home. Puppies... Read More
Welcome to Quest Ed. My name is David Codr and I am a Dog Behaviorist who will be adopting a little Dalmatian puppy named Quest. Because I get so many requests from new puppy guardians looking for tips on raising their new pups, I decided to... Read More
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