Happy Valentine’s Day to all of us who have pets and love them. Dogs are especially near and dear to my heart and are the best generators of unconditional love. For a Valentine Day treat, I’ve made some pureed chicken. I use pureed chicken and other meats to bake my training food, which dogs and puppies love and work for during their board-and-train with me. Little Neto is a 4-month-old yellow Labrador, and he enjoys his puppy training lessons with {Read More}
Playing With Your Dog
February 2, 2021 By
Keeping your dog healthy both physically and mentally requires time, energy, and joy. Find out what types of games your dog likes to play, then go forth and play. Here is a little bit of some fun I had with my dogs. ———- To send your dog to the Outsmarting Dogs board-and-train camp for motivational learning or for a board-only stay, contact us with your dog training, behavior modification wish list or board-only timeframe with dates to get started. ———- {Read More}
Puppy or Dog Boarding Fort Myers Florida 33966
January 17, 2020 By
If you are going out of town and would like to board your dog in a homey environment, call on Outsmarting Dogs. We do board and board-and-train. So either way, we can offer you options for your dog to have a getaway while you have your own. Dogs live with the dog trainer and get daily exercise with plenty of socializing with other dogs, if they are dog friendly. If not, they get one-on-one outside time with the dog trainer {Read More}
Board-and-Train Dog From Weston Florida
December 30, 2018 By
Bailey is a pint-sized pooch I board-and-trained who was from Weston, Florida. As a Yorkie, she was already a small dog, but as a terrier, she was rambunctious and bossy. She was about to get a roommate dog and needed to cope with other dogs. This small dog spent several weeks at Love Wags A Tail board-and-train dog training outside of Weston to learn other household dogs are safe and that her behavior was unacceptable. Here’s a snippet of Bailey’s {Read More}
How To Protect Your Holiday Plants From Your Pet Dog
December 23, 2018 By
Instead of getting a pointsettia for the holidays, a red hibiscus bush is a great substitute. Unlike pointsettias, which are poisonous to dogs, hibiscus flowers are edible. Both humans and dogs eat hibiscus flowers. My dogs pull hibiscus flowers off my trees and bushes even before the day is done, so I’m lucky if I get to see the flower for much of the day. So when I purchased this year’s holiday hibiscus plant, I managed my dogs behavior, with {Read More}
