Secret sauce.
Listen to your dog. With your eyes.
The Three Dog E’s
Just like with people, it’s all about good communication. The secret is learning how to listen to your dog. With your EYES. Learn what to look for. How to see your dog. And how to be sure she hears you, too.
Our 3 E’s of happy, healthy dogs – EAT, EXERCISE, ENVIRONMENT – make it easy to hear what the dog is telling you.
Eat.
A dog’s favorite thing! We help you feed them better, so they feel better. A healthy gut means a healthy dog. A healthy dog is a happy dog. A happy dog has better focus. A focused dog is a motivated dog.
Exercise.
Did you know dogs get workouts physically AND mentally? Learn how to keep both in shape. And it might help YOU shape up, too! It’s important to mention both physical & mental exercise. Often we forget little things to help stimulate the dog’s mind.
Environment.
We often forget that our household is surrounded by products that are not always dog-friendly. We’ll teach you how to understand what makes your furry friend tick so when something is off or goes sideways, you know what to do.
Shift! Chat
with Air & Morty
These two old punks still have some spunk! They’re sharing anything and everything to get you pumped up and inspired to connect more deeply with your dog.
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Infographics
Check out Morty’s Bonus Infographic! They are filled with healthy fun ideas to build stronger bonds with your pups! Plus, they are print-ready and just one click away.
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Healthy Eating
A Veterinarian’s Journey From Kibble To Raw
Cognitive dysfunction? Help for older dogs
How To Build The Oldest Dog In The World
Why Don't Dogs Live Forever?
A New Generation of Pet Owners Is Here
Healthy Exercise
Go Say HI 1-2-3 for Dog-to-Dog Introductions
Fitness In Your Back Yard
Why “Choice” is the Critical Key to a Great Dog
A Mentally Stimulated Dog Is a Happy Dog
Healthy Environment
What are the best rewards to use with your Pup?
“He Just Wants to Say ‘Hi’”
How To Work With Your Dog To Overcome Triggers
Dances With Dogs: Developing a Relationship
