Bringing a puppy into your life is one of the most exciting, rewarding, and yes, exhausting experiences you can imagine. People love to compare getting a puppy to having a baby, and as someone who’s not a human parent, I often hear, “Oh, but having a real baby is so much worse.”

Here’s the thing: I’ve spoken to people who’ve done both—raised human babies and puppies—and their verdict is pretty surprising. It’s not all that different. In some ways, raising a puppy can be even harder. Don’t believe me? Let’s break it down.

As winter sweeps in, it's time to prepare not just yourself but also your four-legged friend for the colder months ahead. Just like humans, dogs have varying tolerances for the cold. Some breeds, like Siberian Huskies and Malamutes, were made for frosty adventures, while others, like Golden Retrievers or short-haired breeds, may need a little extra help staying cozy.. Here’s a handy guide to ensure your pup stays safe, warm, and happy this winter!

Thinking of getting a dog? Remember, they’re not just pets—they’re living, feeling beings. Choose a dog that fits your lifestyle and be ready to meet their physical and mental needs. A happy dog means a happy life together!

Teaching your dog is like teaching a toddler—it takes patience, consistency, and clear communication. Learn how giving choices, staying consistent, and using rewards can make training fun and effective. Check out the full post to learn more!

Dogs are incredible creatures, filled with energy, curiosity, and unique personalities. But when those needs aren’t met, they can develop unwanted behaviors like chewing, barking, or digging. This is where mental and physical enrichment comes in—it’s not just about keeping your dog busy; it’s about creating a balanced, happy, and healthy life.

Hi there, fellow dog enthusiasts! If you’ve ever looked at your pup and thought, “why don’t you come with a manual?”—you’re not alone. That’s where I come in. Welcome to Coulee K9 Services, where we don’t just teach dogs to sit; we create happier, healthier lives for both dogs and their humans.