July 2025 Dog Care Archive – Your Quick Guide

If you’re scrolling through July 2025 on Galloway Gourmet Dog Treats, you’ll see a mix of training hacks, food facts, and health advice. We covered everything from letting a puppy explore the house to the science behind a dog’s nose. Below is a practical rundown so you can jump straight to the topics that matter to you and your pet.

Training & Behavior Tips

First up, training. We explained when it’s safe to let a puppy roam the whole house, pointing out the right age, crate‑training basics, and puppy‑proofing steps that prevent accidents. Got a barking problem? Our article on humane bark‑collar alternatives showed you training games, calming diffusers, and body‑language cues that work without shock.

For busy owners, we weighed the pros and cons of hiring a dog walker, giving you a checklist of questions to ask and red flags to watch. We also broke down the ideal length of a training session—usually 5‑10 minutes for puppies, 15‑20 for adults—so you can keep your dog focused without burning them out.

Collars got a spotlight too. In “Best Dog Training Collars 2025,” we listed safe, adjustable options that support positive reinforcement. And when it comes to teaching your pup the word “no,” we shared a step‑by‑step method that relies on timing, tone, and rewarding the right response.

Nutrition & Health Insights

Food lovers, we’ve got you covered. Our pineapple guide answered the big question—can dogs eat pineapple? We listed the vitamins they gain, the sugar load to watch, and serving sizes that keep tails wagging safely.

We also compared two big pet‑food brands, Purina vs. IAMS, breaking down ingredient quality, price points, and which one fits different life stages. If you’re cooking at home, the ground chicken article showed how to prepare a balanced meal, avoid raw‑food hazards, and add essential supplements.

Cat fans weren’t left out. The “Best Cat Food for Starving Felines” post gave nutrient‑rich options and tips on re‑feeding schedules, especially for rescued cats. On the health side, we detailed how often pets need vaccinations, explaining core shots, boosters, and what to expect at each vet visit.

Safety checks round out the month. We discussed whether to remove a dog’s collar at night, noting comfort, choking risks, and how to decide based on your dog’s behavior. Finally, the smell‑distance article revealed that most dogs can detect their owner’s scent from several miles away, thanks to a nose packed with millions of receptors.

All these posts aim to make everyday dog ownership easier, healthier, and more fun. Bookmark the topics that hit home, try the tips, and watch your pup thrive. Need more detailed guidance? Search the archive for the exact title or drop us a question—our community loves sharing what works.