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If you've been searching high and low to find out how to help a dog with separation anxiety, then you’ve come to the right place. Pet parents often...

Few of us are a fan of getting up in the morning to see a dark and stormy day sitting outside our window. While being stuck indoors due to bad weat...

Do you ever wonder whether your dog’s behavior is ‘normal’?   While you can’t generalize dog personalities, there are particular traits that differ...

The PupPod team strongly condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We wanted to let our customers know that your support of PupPod has directly imp...

Hood River, OR and Surrey, England, Feb. 23, 2022 -- PupPod and Company of Animals have signed a strategic licensing agreement to scale sales of Pu...

TOPEKA, KAN. (PRWEB) FEBRUARY 22, 2022 GO Topeka, the economic development group for Kansas’ capital city, recently announced that Plug and Play T...

Do you have a high energy dog? Maybe they behave in particular ways in a bid to get some loving attention from you? You might find that they’re kno...

We want to send new clients to professional dog trainers.  The idea is simple. We've built a powerful tool for shaping behavior and addressing ma...

The 4th of July might be the worst day of the year for dogs. The sound of fireworks can be terrifying. If your dog is scared of fireworks, the fear...

We're looking to work with influencers who are passionate about PupPod. Passion and hustle are much more important that audience size. We're looki...

Dog mom, Lisa, got an X-pen to give her 5-month old Beagle, Poppy, a comfortable, safe place to relax and stay out of trouble. Poppy, however, felt this was a terrible idea and protested with the loudest baby Beagle “AROOOOOs” she could manage. So Lisa set her PupPod up so it would fling rewards into the X-pen. “Sometimes I’ll put the Wobbler outside the pen so that she has to run back into the pen to be rewarded. It was an exciting moment when she started going in on her own.”