Happy dogs in small spaces
If you’ve ever looked at your dog staring at you from the couch and thought, “I should walk you more,” you’re not alone. Apartment life makes it really easy to feel like you’re constantly falling short. But here’s the twist: most dogs don’t just need more walking. They need better…
Your dog barks at the hallway. At the elevator. At footsteps. At that one neighbor who always seems to be doing something loud. And you feel bad about it. Not because your dog is broken or you’re failing—but because you can see exactly what’s happening. Your dog is doing their…
"Settle" sounds simple. It's not a trick. It's not a correction. It's not even really training in the traditional sense. It's giving your dog permission to be calm. But in apartments, where your dog's instinct to alert is constantly fighting their need to be quiet, "settle" becomes something deeper. It…
You don't have a backyard. What you do have is hallway acoustics, shared walls, and at least one neighbor who hears everything and says nothing—until they do. If you've ever wondered whether you're doing this right, whether your dog is actually happy, whether that 3 p.m. bark was too loud,…