Wilder Dog Adventures

03/06/2020

Welcome to the crew, Finley! 😊
(Yes, there are two Finleys now.) @ Halifax, Nova Scotia

02/12/2020

What a morning! Just enough snow to finally dig out the snowshoes 😊 Had a blast with these treat goblins 🐾

01/23/2020

After a month of bandaging and couch potatoing, Fin's paw is fully healed! We celebrated by hitting the trails this morning 🐾

10/29/2019

What a gorgeous day to spend on the trails! Get out and enjoy the sun, Halifax! ☀️🐾

10/02/2019

We enjoy long walks on the beach, exploring forest trails, playing fetch, giving out treats, and making dogs really, really happy. We can't wait to meet you! 🐾
Now booking into October 2019. Give us a shout and schedule your orientation today!
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09/16/2019

SQUIRREL!!

06/19/2019

"People and dogs don’t speak the same language and neither is perfectly bilingual. This disconnect sometimes results in interactions which people consider to be 'friendly' but dogs view as threatening."

Dogs let us know when they’re uncomfortable; we just need to listen.

06/17/2019

Understanding our dogs' body language is so important! Our canine friends are communicating with us all the time - we just need to learn what they're saying. By learning "doggie language" you can help your dog navigate his world with more confidence and avoid potentially dangerous confrontations. Once you overcome the language barrier, your relationship with Fido will become less frustrating and you will be better equipped to help him learn and overcome whatever obstacles he faces.
If you're interested in reading up on this topic, we highly recommend "Canine Body Language - A Photographic Guide" by Brenda Aloff.