Socializing a young dog or puppy is one of the most important steps in raising a well-adjusted and confident pet. In areas like Coral Springs, Margate, and Coconut Creek, dog owners have access to a variety of parks, training programs, and pet-friendly locations that make socialization both easy and enjoyable. Why Socialization is Important Socialization […]
Everything I describe should be done in small simple steps. Start with just being in the car with the doors open, engine not running. Your goal is to make it a calm comfortable, enjoyable experience. Use treats, affection or play (whatever the dog likes) to ensure the dog is having a good time. Stop while […]
Tamarac, Florida, offers several dog-friendly venues where you and your canine companion can enjoy quality time together. One notable spot is the Gary B. Jones Park for People and Pups, located along the Stranahan River. This park features separate fenced areas for large and small dogs, walking paths, drinking fountains, and a doggie wash station, […]
A dog trainer and a dog behaviorist both work with dogs to improve their behavior, but their approaches, expertise, and goals are quite different. Understanding the difference between these two professionals can help dog owners determine which one they need based on their dog’s specific challenges. A dog trainer, like Tom Savoca, owner of Dog […]
As a responsible dog owner and operator of “Dog Training Does Matter,” offering group training sessions in Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, and Parkland, FL, it’s essential to weigh the pros and cons of taking your dog to a dog park. While dog parks can provide exercise and socialization, there are significant medical concerns and safety […]
Dog parks offer a seemingly ideal environment for canine socialization, but the reality is more nuanced. Pros: Cons: “Dog Training Does Matter” offers a safer and more controlled approach to socialization through our group training classes in the North Broward, South Florida area. These classes provide a structured environment where dogs can learn appropriate social […]
