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by: Jocelyn Davey-Hawreluik Greetings to all the Furbaby Pet Care family. As always, it's nice to connect with you here. We all appreciate you taking time to read our newsletters. We keep them short and sweet as well, we try to ensure we don't clog up your inboxes!...
Free feeding with your pups is definitely an easier concept; your pet can come and go as it pleases and nibble every so often. But it's probably one of the worst possible things you can do for your pup too. So, why am I talking about free-feeding in my blog? When done...
Hello! I’m Chad Pierce, and I'm excited to join the Furbaby Pet Care team as the new dog trainer. I use a calm and collected method of training dogs. I take time to learn about your dog and their behaviours and use our meet-and-greet sessions to observe your dog in a...
We’re proud of the work we do at Furbaby Pet Care. Since we opened our doors in 2018, our entire team has worked together to create the highest standards possible for your pet care. Significant investments of money and time have...
I'm here to tell you about Furbaby Pet Care's Mobile Services! Hi everyone and thank you so much for taking time to read my blog on the Furbaby Pet Care site. My name is Kianna Pollard, and I am the full time mobile person on staff at Furbaby Pet Care. This means...
Many dogs classified as stubborn, really aren’t. Their behaviours capture your attention and let you know that the two of you are not communicating in a way that the dog understands.
I would much rather take some time and use my energy and food in my own house to make sure the dog treats I give my dog are healthy and safe.
Calming techniques and noticing stress signals in your dog are critical tools for any dog owner to possess.
Hi everyone. Thanks for taking a moment to read my blog. I'm Nea DeMuri, the Dog Trainer & Behaviour Consultant at Furbaby Pet Care. Ever since I’ve started with Furbaby Pet Care, I often get questions about how my group and private training classes are...
Dogs rarely, if ever, act out of stubbornness. They just have different priorities than we do, and we can work with that!