Category: Ask LSH

Say No To Petting My Dog

People are naturally drawn to dogs and want to pet and play with them. How can you protect your dog’s space while out in public?

How Can We Teach Our Kids To Become Responsible Pet Caregivers?

Bringing a puppy into the family is a wonderful way to teach children about responsibility.

Can I Manage My Dog’s Behavior Long Term?

I started working with a new dog trainer and the first lesson discussed management strategies to keep my chihuahua from jumping on visitors. This has already been working well. Do I need to continue with training?

Tips to Reduce Backyard Barking

Q:  My dog spends all his time in the yard, seemingly barking at nothing. This can’t be good for him, and it’s upsetting my neighbors. What can I do? A:  Consider the causes of your dog’s barking. Are they triggered by neighbors, cars, passing dogs, wildlife, or smells? Maybe they are barking due to physical…

The Weight Can Wait

Many dogs are anxious and fearful when asked to get up on the scale.

To Treat or Not to Treat

A veterinary team member wouldn’t give treats to my dog during her recent visit because my dog is overweight and on a diet. But I think the treats would make it more fun for her visit more fun. What do I do?

Low Stress Handling® Silver-Level Certification

Individual Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and employers the individual’s dedicated interest in Low Stress Handling®. Hospital Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and staff the hospital’s commitment to appropriately training staff in Low Stress Handling® methods.

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