WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR PUPPIES FROM?

All of our puppies are from private breeders. Every Breeder is USDA licensed with no infractions over the last three years. We buy from professional and regulated breeders.We are licensed in palm beach county and our store is inspected regularly by Animal control.

HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN IN BUSINESS?

We opened our store in 2010 as a family business. We love what we do and have plans for a very long future.

HOW OLD ARE YOUR PUPPIES?

Our puppies vary in age but we never have a puppy under 8 weeks of age.

CAN I SPECIAL ORDER A PUPPY?

If there is a puppy that we do not have in our store we can special order it for you from one of our reputable breeders.

DO YOU OFFER FINANCING?

We offer financing through WAGS Financing. You can fill out the application on our website or come into the store and we can walk you through the process.

DO YOUR PUPPIES HAVE THEIR SHOTS?

All our puppies vaccinations are up to date. Our Vet visits our store weekly and sees our puppies and ensures their overall good health. All vaccinations are done at our store with proper paperwork that accompanies each puppy to their new family home.

DO YOU HAVE GROOMING?

We have Bark Avenue Grooming within our store. We groom Monday through Saturday. Please call to set up an appointment in our grooming shop.

DDO YOUR PUPPIES COME WITH A GUARANTEE?

Our puppies come with a one year congenital guarantee as well as a microchip.

Tips To Do When Your Dog Hates Collar | Love My Puppy Boca Raton

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Many pet owners struggle with getting their dogs to get used to wearing collars. If your dog hates collars, you may be wondering what to do. Fortunately, there are a few tips and tricks you can use to help your dog get used to wearing one. This blog will discuss seven tips to help your dog overcome its fear of collars, so you no longer have to worry about it.

Get the Right Collar

The first step in getting your dog used to wearing a collar is to make sure you have the right one. It is important to find a comfortable collar that fits your dog properly. You should also consider the material the collar is made from. Leather and nylon are both popular choices, but if your dog has sensitive skin then you may opt for a softer material such as cotton or velvet.

Introduce the Collar Slowly

Once you have the right collar, it is time to introduce it to your dog. You should start by letting your dog sniff and explore the collar without actually putting it on. Once he is comfortable with that, you can move on to putting it on for short periods of time. Start with just a few minutes at a time and gradually increase the amount of time your dog wears the collar.

Use Treats

Using treats is a great way to help your dog get used to wearing a collar. Whenever you put the collar on your dog, give him a treat. This will help to associate wearing the collar with something positive. You can also give your dog treats while he is wearing the collar to help keep him calm and comfortable.

Let Your Dog Explore the Collar

Another way to help your dog get used to wearing a collar is to let him explore it. Let him sniff and explore the collar without actually putting it on. This will help him get used to the feel and smell of the collar. You can also use toys or treats to help make the experience more enjoyable.

Make Wearing the Collar Fun

Once your dog is comfortable with the collar, you can start to make wearing it fun. Take your dog for walks with the collar on and give him plenty of praise and treats. You can also play games with the collar on, such as fetch or tug of war. This will help your dog to associate wearing the collar with something positive.

Take Breaks

It is important to remember to take breaks when you are trying to get your dog used to wearing a collar. If your dog is getting too stressed or overwhelmed, take off the collar and give him some time to relax. This will help keep the process positive and prevent your dog from developing a negative association with the collar.

Be Patient

Finally, it is important to be patient when trying to get your dog used to wearing a collar. It may take some time for your dog to become comfortable with the collar. It is important to be consistent and take your time. With patience and consistency, you will be able to help your dog overcome its fear of collars.