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Dog training winter tips

January 9, 12:14 PM
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Dog Paw Hurt on SnowDogs and snow don't always mix. The salt can hurt their paws and cause them to limp. There are a few ways that you can help your pooch have a more comfortable snowy walk. 

Did you know that if you take fresh snow and rub it directly on your dog's paw it can help rub off the salt? If the salt is really bad, this fix might be short-lived. Be cautious when crossing streets that are freshly salted, because dogs can have a tendency to stop directly in the middle of the street. Not good with traffic coming.

Clients always ask me my recommendations for dog products. Here are some recommendations Musher's Secretto make your dog a little more comfortable and safe during the wintery holiday times. 

Musher's Secret can help your dogs be more comfortable on the icy, salty sidewalks and street. I have used this product for years. It helps prevent "ice balls" as well as protecting paws from salt.

Muttluk bootsFor the surest paw comfort, I like Muttluk brand dog boots. They are a little expensive, but last forever and stay on much better than the cheaper versions. After selecting the link, find your size that works for your pooch.

 

Kong toysTo keep your dog occupied inside during the cold winter months be sure to use a variety of Kongs to keep your dog busy. Use your dog's favorite treats or canned dog food to stuff the Kongs. You can also freeze them with food inside to make them even longer-lasting.

Happy Wintertime!

 

 

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