Your Dog Doesn’t Need Another Walk!

If your dog acts like a four-legged gangster—chewing, digging, barking, stealing socks—here’s the truth: your pup doesn’t just want a job. They need one to stay calm, focused, and well-behaved. Let's dive into why working dogs are happy dogs, how to give your dog a job, and what happens when you don’t.

1. Dogs Were Made to Work (Yes, Even Your Couch Potato!) 👷‍♂️ 

• Herder? Retrieving champ? Rat-catcher?
  Was your dog born to herd sheep, chase down birds, or sniff out rats? If you’ve got a Border Collie, Lab, or Terrier, the answer is 100% yes. Even if your pup spends most of their day napping on the couch, trust me—those work instincts didn’t just disappear.

• Still in shoe-chewing, alarm-barking mode?
  Still dealing with a sock thief who barks at everything that moves? That’s not your dog being dramatic. That’s their brain and body yelling, “I need something to do!”

• Think your purebred Husky’s meltdown on walks is just “being Husky”?
  And let’s talk about your Husky throwing a tantrum on walks. That’s not just “being Husky”—that’s what happens when a high-drive dog is stuck with nothing to work on. They’re bored, under-stimulated, and mentally running in circles.