Puppyhood moves fast. One month you bring home a tiny wobbling ball of fur, the next week they are exploring the lawn, sniffing strangers, and discovering that barking gets attention. Those first three months shape how a dog sees the world, how comfortable they are around people and other animals,...
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Jumping up on people is one of the top three complaints I hear from new clients at Coastal K9 Academy. It shows up as enthusiasm that turns awkward, a neighbor complaint that gathers momentum, or an embarrassing greeting when guests arrive. The behavior is normal for many dogs, but normal does not...
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