Disclosure: I received a bag of Dr. Dalton’s treats free for my dog. All opinions are mine.

Dr. Dalton’s Premium Treats

As a pet owner, you want to give your pets the best. When your dog wants a tasty treat, You don’t want it to have a bunch of fillers or empty calories. Dr. Dalton’s has the perfect treats for your dog. They are made with only one ingredient. Meat! They’re available in Simply Beef, Simply Chicken or Meat Medley.

Dr. Dalton’s treats are made from quality cuts of chicken, beef, and pork. They are a high-quality, low-fat all meat treat that gives your dog some healthy protein.

Duke loves these treats. They’re his favorites. I can’t say I blame him. Not that I’ve tried them, but I’m sure they’re similar to jerky, only crunchier. Dr. Dalton’s premium treats make the perfect training treat too!

Dr. Susan Dalton

Dr. Susan Dalton began training dogs after she rescued Cassie, a 10-week old Border Collie who had been rescued from under a car. Cassie was traumatized, fearful and aggressive. Since the experts labeled the puppy a hopeless case, Dr. Dalton read everything she could about dog training … Read more...

I recently had the opportunity to ask Courtney Dasher some questions about helping your pets adjust to their new home. If you don’t know Courtney, I’m sure you know Tuna the Dog.

Tuna the Dog

Tuna the dog is a 6 year-old Chiweenie with an exaggerated overbite, recessed jawline and a magnificent wrinkly neck (a.k.a shrivel neck). Courtney Dasher rescued him in December of 2010 in Los Angeles when he was a four-month old puppy. A year into their friendship, Courtney created an Instagram account, @tunameltsmyheart, dedicated to Tuna’s photos. He now has more than 1.9 million followers on Instagram and more than 2 million on all of his social channels combined. I have to say, I’m a little jealous of you, Tuna!

How you can help your pets adjust to their new homes

Though I wasn’t able to talk to Courtney on the phone because of my prior appointment, I did get to ask her questions. She kindly answered them for me on video.

What is your advice on introducing a new puppy (or adult dog) to your household that already has pets: dogs and cats

Courtney recommends keeping your new dog on a leash … Read more...