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Casey Troyer is an energetic, young college-educated pet professional. She has spent much of her life caring for, rescuing, rehabilitating, and learning about animals of all kinds. Contact her at: casey.troyer@gmail.com.

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Share affection with your dog when it's due

Dogs are our best friends, members of our families, and so much more. It is so easy for us to apply human-isms to them and to treat them as little...
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Taking treats respectfully

Taking treats should be something that all pet dogs can do politely and without anyone having to worry about their fingers being nipped. Some dogs...
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Family dog

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Dogs are man’s best friends. When the right dog is introduced to a family that is ready and able to fulfill him, it truly can complete the...
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An updated version of my structured game for excitable dogs

Simon Says meets Tug-of-War was the headline of an article where I outlined a structured game I play with high energy and very excitable dogs for...
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What a beautiful day to walk the dogs!

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What a beautiful day for a walk! The sun is shining, it’s WARM out, and the snow has completely melted. I was so excited to get home from my...
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Muddy paws

‘Tis the season for muddy paws. The snow is melting and the ground is soft. It’s the biggest downside of the warming weather I can think...
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Creating a positive association with crating

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Crates or kennels play a very important role in managing a dog. From the time they’re puppies, crates keep them safe while they’re...
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Can you really teach a dog to use a treadmill?

The treadmill is a wonderful tool for dog owners. For busy families, families in dangerous neighborhoods, or people with disabilities and health...
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Simon Says meets Tug-of-War

Popular wisdom indicates that we shouldn’t play Tug-of-War-type games with our dogs, particularly specific...
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Managing a canine maniac

Some of us chose our dog by his “happy” demeanor, some by his looks; some were just in the right place at the right time. Surely there...
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