Health Monitoring During Your Dog’s Boarding Stay
Health Monitoring During Your Dog’s Boarding Stay Leaving your dog in someone else’s care is a major decision. At Ruffgers, we understand that trust is earned through consistency, communication,...
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How Training Can Stop Nuisance Barking
How Training Can Stop Nuisance Barking Dogs bark for a reason. In our experience as professional trainers, nuisance barking is rarely random. It is communication, energy release, frustration, overstimulation,...
Managing Digestion and Stress-Colitis During Boarding
Managing Digestion and Stress-Colitis During Boarding Leaving your dog in a boarding environment can bring up understandable concerns, especially if your pet has a sensitive stomach or a history...
What to Expect When Boarding Your Dog for an Extended Trip
What to Expect When Boarding Your Dog for an Extended Trip Leaving your dog behind for an extended trip is never a simple decision. We understand the mix of...
Part-Time vs. Full-Time: Choosing the Right Daycare Schedule for Your Dog
If you’re like most pet parents, your dog is more than just a furry companion, they’re family. And just like children, dogs need structured play, education, and opportunities to...
Continuing Education. The Surprising Benefits of Daycare for Senior Dogs
If you’re like most pet parents, your dog is more than just a furry companion, they’re family. And just like children, dogs need structured play, education, and opportunities to...
The Science of Learning: Why Positive Reinforcement Works Best for Your Dog
If you’re like most pet parents, your dog is more than just a furry companion, they’re family. And just like children, dogs need structured play, education, and opportunities to...
The Hidden Dangers of Dog Parks vs. Why We Prioritize Structured Socialization at Ruffgers
If you’re like most pet parents, your dog is more than just a furry companion, they’re family. And just like children, dogs need structured play, education, and opportunities to...