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The Dog Blog. All the news that’s fit to paw print.

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Summer Heat and Your Dog

Summer is here! As the temperatures rise, it is important to monitor your dog’s health and behavior for signs of heat stroke.

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Respect the Harness: Guide Dog Etiquette

Learn the top 12 tips of proper guide dog etiquette to ensure the safety and independence of individuals with visual impairments.

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How to Become a Guide Dog Instructor

Have you ever wondered how to become a guide dog trainer? That’s a frequently asked question here at Southeastern Guide Dogs Inc.

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Ask the Vet: 13 Common House Plants That Are Toxic to Dogs

Hundreds of plants can be toxic to dogs, so it is important to educate yourself on the type of plants in your environment.

Recent Articles

Why Microchip Your Dog?

Our vets encourage owners to microchip their pets, and we chip all our dogs. Find out why we think it's so important to microchip your dog.

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Canine Enrichment – 5 Tips to Engage Your Dog’s Mind and Body

From toddlers to senior citizens, humans must engage our senses and challenge our brains to avoid boredom and stagnation. The same is true for dogs.

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Ask the Vet: How to Treat Dog Allergies

Spring is in the air. Before the first visible sign of pollen, our dogs have already experienced it on their bodies. How do you treat dog allergies?

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A Breed Apart: Becoming a Certified Guide Dog Trainer

Our trainers are a breed apart. But how do they get started? What does it take to become certified guide dog trainer? Find out here.

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Puppy Education: Let the Learning Begin!

Our puppies learn from the moment they’re born. At just a few days old, our puppies are tickled and stretched. At four weeks, preschool introduces sights, sounds, motion, and tactile surfaces. At six weeks, kindergarten builds confidence through problem-solving exercises, commands, and play-with-a-purpose. Tails are wagging and they’re having fun, while we’re building confidence, coordination,…

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