The Martin and Jack Deeley Scholarship for young dog trainers was initiated to encourage young people interested in moving into the dog world professions.

The IACP is once again offering the Captain Haggerty Dog Professional Conference Scholarship! If you know any young adults that have an interest in dogs and would like to attend…

Although it is generally not a simple task handling the behavioural issues of a dog, it is particularly hectic to deal with an aggressive dog.

Problem behaviors can usually be solved with proper training.  Acme Canine not only understands why, but is intuitive to the necessary changes that need to occur in order to intervene, avert and ultimately eliminate inappropriate behaviors.

February 8, 2019, Acme Canine is headed to New York City for one of the best benched dog shows in the world,  “The Westminster.” 

Aging is part of your pet’s life, and at one point, he will become a senior.  Here are some tips for senior dog care to help make your dog comfortable.

February 23 is International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day.  Have you ever wondered when it was that humans started giving dogs treats?

Dog training doesn’t need to be complicated or frustrating if you understand the concepts of how a dog learns.  In fact, it can be rather enjoyable when you use common sense and follow the practice of consistency, repetition and timing when training your dog.

Is there something missing from the dog food I feed my pet? Should I consider supplements for my pet?  The answer may surprise you. 

Taking your very first dog home is likely to be one of the most exciting times of your life. Not just have you offered this new pup a place to call home, but you’ve found yourself a new friend for life. A dog will be with you through thick and thin. With a new dog, there is a lot to be excited about! But there’s also a lot you need to know sooner rather than later.