We’re concerned, and we’re taking all possible precautions. To all of our Philly Unleashed folks and pups, we understand that a lot has happened in the past few weeks, and we wanted to let you know that we take the current pandemic seriously. Safety and cleanliness has always been important to us, and we continue … Continue reading Coronavirus (COVID-19): We’re taking all possible precautions.
by Elizabeth Silverstein Lindy Barocchi owned Dobermans and even a Brittany Spaniel before she brought home a poodle. She didn’t know much about poodles. “I wasn’t going to get a poodle,” she explained. “I was going to look for a different type of dog. I ended up gravitating towards poodles basically because they’re so smart.” … Continue reading She is Sweet, Extremely Smart, and She’s a Clown: Client Spotlight on Olivia Barocchi
By Emily Kane Spring is around the corner, which means more outdoor time and activities with our dogs. “Great,” perhaps you say, “I’ve been training my dog all winter – he’ll be a perfect angel outside!” Unfortunately, dogs don’t generalize as well as humans do. For humans, two plus two equals four, whether we’re at … Continue reading Spring into Action
by Elizabeth Silverstein Four years ago, the Rintouls had no intention of getting a dog. Natalie and Gord have two children, and their daughter, Gabrielle, was 13 years old at the time. Middle school was challenging for the teen, so on Gabrielle’s birthday, when her friend invited her to visit what she called a dog … Continue reading She’s Just a Great Little Companion: Client Spotlight on Snow Rintoul
By Nicole Larocco-Skeehan, CPDT-KA I’m no stranger to getting creative about helping my dogs expend energy. For the last 13 years, I have shared my home with two insanely active herding pups. Interactive dog toys have been a lifesaver! Why? There are many things that I have learned—like, you can’t pretend to hide a tennis … Continue reading Puzzles for Pups