All to often we come across people contemplating the need of training for their dog(s). The truth is YES! Your dog needs training and yes! You definitely need to find training from a professional dog trainer (not Google, YouTube or your uncle that has big dogs and watches Cesar Millan). The matter of training for your dog should not depend on the thought process of if you think your dog needs training or not, but thought about more in the context of where they're going to go for training. Just as you would research which school to send your children to, you should do the same with your dog. Your dogs need to have both mental and physical exercise everyday and in a way that fits them best. 

Dogs are awesome but they hate being hugged. Check out this infographic for more about the emotional life of dogs! 

Becoming Primal Canine is a series based on Primal Canine the company. We look into the day to day practices of one of the leading dog training companies in the industry. We have an exclusive look into who they are and what they do to pursue to be the best.

Ask Primal Canine is your chance to ask head trainers and affiliate associations of Primal Canine your questions about your dogs.

Every Thursday we will air questions from you! Feel free to leave your comments or questions below or email primalcanine@gmail.com

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Ask Primal Canine is your chance to ask head trainers and affiliate associations of Primal Canine your questions about your dogs.

Ask Primal Canine is your chance to ask head trainers and affiliate associations of Primal Canine your questions about your dogs. 

Every Thursday we will air questions from you! Feel free to leave your comments or questions below or email primalcanine@gmail.com

As most of you know our 3 year anniversary party is this coming Saturday (April 2nd). We wanted to give you a little taste of what we have in store for you guys, this video is from our 1st anniversary. Enjoy!

Just in case you haven't been keeping up with the latest from our web series, here you go!! 

Marilyn was my first rescue, she came with A LOT of health problems as well as a ton of behavior problems. She was extremely scared and insecure about everything (she couldn't even walk at night). We worked with her and over time she became comfortable with all situations and all of her behavior (aggression) issues faded away.

Did you know that less than 40% of veterans ever seek treatment? Service dogs are increasingly becoming a form of therapy and assistance for veterans. Service dogs help veterans manage their stress, risk of violence and suicidal thoughts. This graphic dives into the benefits of having a service dog, their duties and basic etiquette.

A little over a year ago we had the pleasure of suiting up our good friend Cung Le and giving him a taste of the  work it takes to develop a balanced personal protection dog. This is a clip of what went down. Enjoy!

While yoga is fantastic for humans and our health, there’s a new trend that’s increasing the health of our four-legged friends, too: Doga. fix.com has created a graphic entitled "Getting Down withDoga", dishing all the details on getting yourself and your dog healthier, happier, and more connected. Whether you currently take yoga or not, this infographic can help you incorporate some fantastic Doga into your life. Doga can help build trust, help hyperactive dogs calm down, improve circulation, and foster the bond between pup and owner. With easy to follow instructions and an image guide, it’s easy to start getting your Doga on at home!Feel free to like, comment, and share this graphic from fix.com entitled "Getting Down with Doga".

We know we're a bit late on posting the video and pics from Morgan Hill's Freedom Fest Parade  but we hope you guys still enjoy them! Thank you to all that showed up and supported us and to all that cheered and showed our puppies some love. 

PoochPal is the app for finding dogs and owners in your local area for walking, playing or just meeting up. PoochPal wanted to find out who loves dogs the most. Turns out, it's Americans. They have the highest number of dogs, the most per capita, and even have more dogs than kids!