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What goes into making commercial dog treats and tips on buying the healthiest ones for your dog

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When purchasing commercial dog treats, there are three considerations that manufacturers keep in mind: safety, convenience, health. Safety Meat has pathogens in it, and regulations for making commercial dog food and treats are very strict [...]

Does playing tug with a dog cause aggression?

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I often hear people say they do not play tug with their dogs because they were told it causes aggression. If I had a dollar for every time I have heard this, I could take [...]

The sourcing, production and packaging for Peak Power Dog Treats and how we do it differently from other dog food companies

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This article details our entire process for sourcing, producing and delivering our Peak Power Dog Treat products.  We want to be as transparent as possible with our processes so that customers have confidence we are [...]

Why choose grass fed beef for your dog

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I eat beef from 100% grass fed cows from small Colorado ranches.  It's the same meat we feed our dogs. I've known for some time that the health benefits of grass fed beef are [...]

Happy 6th Birthday to Romeo! No longer an adolescent dog (June 2015)

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Romeo was born on June 8, 2009. I first met him on June 23, at just two weeks old. We brought him home on August 1 of that year, just a few days shy [...]

How spring gardening may lead to your dog digging and how to prevent it

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While we generally encourage you to include your dogs in your activities as much as possible, spring planting or gardening might not be a good group activity because it can lead to your dog digging. [...]

Soil amendments for our Colorado farm

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Our small farm in Colorado includes in-ground seasonal production from mid-April through September and year-round indoor hydroponic production.  If you are growing in-ground in Colorado, planning on doing so, or just thinking about it, and [...]

Why didn’t I think of that?!

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We were on a walk with Romeo and Zuzu the other day. (January 2015) As we passed by our fenced-in garden, we realized a couple of the old wooden posts had finally given in and [...]

Dog training session vs the real world

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Does this sound familiar? “He does it perfectly when we’re practicing our dog training. But when we’re not, he doesn't listen!” If that sounds like your situation, then you need to take your dog training [...]

Does this dog sit or not? The choice has consequences

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Does this dog sit or not sit? That was the question. We have a Vizsla staying with us for our 28 day Board & Train program. She was just over halfway through her program, and she [...]

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