Top Line Dog Training

02/24/2024

Logan and Chief really know how to relax.

11/15/2023

09/05/2023

It’s Dixie’s first time here! It looks like she’s having a relaxing stay!

09/05/2023

Little Digby really loved hanging with the boys.

08/20/2023

Thick as thieves, these two.

08/13/2023

Luna had a full day!

08/07/2023

Rocky and Koa doing their thing.

08/06/2023

Emma got a little training while she was here with Etna and Boneto.

08/06/2023

Rocky and Koa just chilling before bed.

08/06/2023

Max did a lot in the one night he was here!

07/14/2023

Biscuit doing some core Labrador stuff.

07/09/2023

Max and Biscuit enjoying a walk and frozen yogurt.

07/09/2023

Biscuit decided to take a dip and jumped in the pool 🤣

06/29/2023

Bosco being spoiled by Wilson.

06/18/2023

Buster and Raisin…can you find Raisin in the cuddle pile?

06/10/2023

More friends came for a playdate!

06/10/2023

Poppy had fun with friends while she was here! Fun impromptu visit from some neighbors!

01/12/2023

I’ve been really bad about posting our boarders!

12/24/2022

Rowdy thought it was too cold outside so I had to improvise…

11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We are thankful for all of our furry friends and clients that we consider family. We get to spend Thanksgiving with Luna this year!

09/13/2022

HYDRATION 💦

Hydrating your dog is something so simple but it's actually so overlooked and most people don't think about hydrating when it comes to meal times.

If your dog is eating a kibble diet, they are more prone to dehydration. This is because the dry kibble requires moisture for digestion. When your dog is not adequately hydrated, the body pulls water from the internal organs to digest the kibble and this can lead to the state of mild dehydration. Even if they are drinking throughout the day, the digestion process pulls water from their system after eating.

One of the best and easiest thing you can do as a kibble feeder is HYDRATE YOUR DOGS FOOD!

Adding water to kibble softens it for digestion and hydrates your dog's body systems.

Great options to hydrate kibble include
💧Filtered Water
💧Coconut Water
💧Bone Broth
💧Goat's Milk
💧Decaffeinated Green Tea (aids in cancer prevention)

Quick Tip - you can freeze all of the above in trays or silicone molds and then pop out a cube or two and melt with hot water at meal time!

*Always give your dog access to fresh water at all times

*Always rest your dog after eating any meal. Never exercise your dog immediately after eating due to risk of bloat

08/07/2022

Ella and Sadie are having their first visit here!