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Double the trouble or double the fun? Considering two puppies at once.

Plus, tips for clicker training your dog.

March 29, 2024

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Double the Trouble or Double the Fun? Considering Two Puppies at Once.

You’ve decided it’s time to adopt a puppy when out come two of the most adorable puppies you’ve ever seen. Their little tails wag, their eyes shine, and you feel your heartstrings tug. You came for one puppy, but suddenly, you’re considering two. But should you, really?

The thought of two puppies growing up together, providing companionship for each other, is undoubtedly appealing. But doubling your puppy count also doubles your responsibilities. There’s a lot to think about, from training to financial considerations, and it’s essential to approach this decision with a full understanding of what it entails.

Guide to Clicker Training a Dog - Sidewalk Dog

Dog training comes with its fair share of challenges. Try click training, a scientifically-proven method that's as fun for your dog as it is for you.

www.sidewalkdog.com/clicker-training-dog

How to Handle Dog Fleas - Sidewalk Dog

Fleas are not just a nuisance, they can pose serious health risks. Read on to explore some effective methods to rid your dog and home of fleas.

www.sidewalkdog.com/handling-dog-fleas

Choosing a Name for Your New Senior Dog - Sidewalk Dog

You may think changing a senior dog's name is not ideal. However, it's a myth that dogs can't learn a new name, plus a new name can signify a new beginning.

www.sidewalkdog.com/choosing-a-name-for-your-new-senior-dog