Begin with calm, neutral territory Keep both dogs leashed (but loose) Watch body language closely Use treats to reward calm behavior...

Act fast: Identify the substance Don’t induce vomiting unless instructed by a vet Call your vet or an emergency clinic Use the Pet Poison...

Myth:  You should punish bad behavior. Fact:  Positive reinforcement is more effective long-term. Myth:  A wagging tail means a happy...

Dogs sleep an average of 12–14 hours per day , and puppies can snooze up to 20 hours! Quality sleep supports brain development, healing,...

From peanut butter biscuits to frozen yogurt pops, homemade dog treats are affordable and safe. Try: Pumpkin + oats + peanut butter Greek...

Start by rewarding your dog when they walk beside you. Stop moving the moment they pull—this teaches that pulling doesn’t get them where...

Dental disease affects 80% of dogs over age three. Help prevent it by: Brushing your dog’s teeth a few times a week Offering dental chews...

Enrichment is anything that stimulates your dog’s brain and senses. It includes: Scent work (like hiding treats) Puzzle toys Interactive...

Bathing too frequently can strip your dog’s skin of natural oils. The general rule: Short-haired dogs: every 6–8 weeks Long-haired or...

Is your dog chewing furniture, pacing, or barking nonstop? These could be signs of boredom. Dogs need physical and mental stimulation to...

Not every dog is daycare-ready from day one—and that’s okay! Shy dogs, seniors, or pups with special needs may require a gentler...

We rotate enrichment like: Treat puzzles Snuffle mats Name recall games Obstacle courses Find-it scent work These keep dogs mentally...

Watch for: Lethargy or sudden mood changes Lack of appetite Vomiting or diarrhea Limping or stiffness Coughing or sneezing If your dog...

We sat down with our lead trainer, who says the most common mistakes are: Inconsistent rules at home Reinforcing fear-based behaviors by...

Not a chance! Dogs thrive on routine and connection. Even if your pup adores Bark44, you’re still their favorite human. Time apart can...

Create a calm zone using: A crate or dog bed Toys and chewables White noise or soft music No-fuss access to water This gives your dog a...

Does your dog whine when you leave? They’re not being “needy”—they’re anxious. Daycare can help by giving your dog structure,...

Canine enrichment is more than fetch—it’s mental exercise that mimics natural behaviors like sniffing, chewing, and problem-solving. At...

Grooming isn’t just about looking cute—it’s essential for your dog’s health. Brushing prevents mats, helps with shedding, and strengthens...

New to Bark44? Here’s how we make your dog’s first day smooth and stress-free: 📋 Step 1: Pre-Visit Paperwork Complete your dog’s profile...