The Barkin Brit

02/10/2024

From our Kiwi friends at The Complete Canine

09/15/2023

Suspected breakout? That’s what it smells like here! Plotting and planning going on.

09/09/2023

No caution required. Nor are they really working 😂

09/06/2023

09/06/2023

Just had to…. We were having pessgetti anywhose! Lady and the Tramp!

09/01/2023

Behave out there Puppies… ! Gulag Kliss is open again.

09/03/2021

So, we are finally going to try to actually manage this page and post most of our puppy stuff here. The idea is to eventually share content that benefits YOU the Puppy Parent. This was Loki, a bitey, jumpy, out of control barky Husky, on the day he went home after a 2 week B&T. We had no idea his Parents were filming and he made uis look far better than we are!

Trainer-Tip number 001... Brush your puppy twice per day, every day. Do it SLOWLY! You are not removing dirt or hair... you are building a bond as strong as a stone bridge. More on this much later!

07/03/2021

Fireworks can cause your puppy to become very anxious. You may see the following behaviors or outcomes:

- Reluctance to p**p or p*e outdoors
- Indoor accidents
- Whining/barking
- Cowering/shaking
- Sudden onset of loose p**ps
- Reluctance to eat meals.

The biggest single thing you can do to help a puppy who is showing one or more of these behaviors is simply hold/pet/soothe it.

Try to project your calmness through your fingertips and use your calm demeanor to convince your dog that you are not at all spooked by the loud noise's.

Let your dog know that you are there, and that you are providing it with security.

Close windows if fireworks get too loud, move your fur baby to the quietest room in the home.

Most of all, don't become agitated by any poor behavior from your puppy on the 4th.

If you have questions, please feel free to call me.