Dog Smart Atlanta

02/12/2024

Don't forget the puppy toys.
This is so cute 😍

Outward Hound's hide and seek plush dog puzzle combines fetch and hide-and-seek play to keep dogs mentally stimulated while satisfying their hunting instincts. Perfect for supervised fun, with the small Hide A Squirrel ideal for puppies and small breeds. Match the toy to your dog’s size and activ....

29/11/2024

Don't forget the dog products. Check out Dog Smart recommend toys.

Find dog products: dog treats, dog chews, collars and leashes. Recommended by dog trainer with over 20 yrs experience.

28/11/2024

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25/11/2024

I wish to have this at home and have all my dogs party once in a while 🥰😊

23/11/2024

Met someone new out on a walk. 😍

23/11/2024

Let your puppy experience new things from a distance.

23/11/2024

Birdie is such a pretty girl 😍

23/11/2024

Practice commands everywhere you go.

23/11/2024

Thanks for the review Ms Kelee.

11/11/2024

03/11/2024

Training is so mentally stimulating. 😎💯🎯

31/10/2024

No candy for dogs!

Some of the risks include:

1. Chocolate toxicity: Your dog should not eat any type of chocolate. Chocolate contains two toxic ingredients for dogs: caffeine and theobromine. If your dog eats a large amount of chocolate, it can be life-threatening. Symptoms of chocolate toxicity include abnormal heart rates, blood pressure issues, increased urination, digestive issues, and seizures.

2. Elevated blood pressure: Dark chocolate or some coffee-flavored candies contain caffeine. Caffeine can raise your dog’s blood pressure and is very dangerous to dogs; consuming large quantities can be fatal.

3. Weight gain: The high amount of sugar in candy can lead to short-term problems like stomach upset or long-term issues like obesity.

4. Xylitol poisoning: Many sugar-free candies contain the artificial sweetener xylitol, which is highly toxic to dogs. Xylitol ingestion results in low blood sugar levels that can lead to life-threatening hypoglycemia, pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas), or liver failure. If your dog ate this sugar substitute in large quantities, call your veterinarian or local animal poison control helpline.

30/10/2024

That's one tired pup. 😴

30/10/2024

Working on "leave it" command.