Guides
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The Power of Pure Ingredients in Dog Treats
Our Freeze-Dried Dog Treats are each made with a single, carefully selected ingredient: premium meat sourced from USDA-approved, human-grade suppliers. Freeze-dried to preserve its natural nutrients and flavors, these treats...
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Spoil Your Pup While Giving Back
Luxury isn’t just about indulgence—it’s also about making a difference. That’s why Wasatch Pup has a strong commitment to giving back through our Buy One, Give One collection. When you...
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Premium Dog Products—Why Quality Matters
Learn why high-quality dog products make a difference in your pup’s health and comfort, with Wasatch Pup’s premium natural freeze-dried treats and durable accessories.
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Elevate Your Dog’s Life with Wasatch Pup
At Wasatch Pup, we believe that your dog deserves the best—because they’re more than just pets; they’re family. Our mission is to provide top-tier, high-quality products that allow you to...
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Using “Yes” to Mark Good Behavior in Dog Training
In dog training, “marking” is a simple, effective way to show your dog they’re doing something right. By using a verbal cue like “Yes,” followed immediately by a treat, you...
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Why Train Your Dog? The Essential Benefits of Dog Training.
Training is essential for addressing behavioral challenges like jumping, barking, and pulling on the leash. By establishing clear boundaries, training helps you manage these behaviors, creating a calmer, more enjoyable...
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Why do we use Kennels?
Understanding the benefits of kenneling your dog can alleviate concerns for new pet owners who might perceive it as rude. A kennel provides your puppy with a secure and personal...
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Choosing the right treats for your pup
When selecting dog treats, consider the specific needs of your pet. Look for products that prioritize high-quality ingredients and avoid unnecessary additives. Choose treats suitable for your dog's size, age,...
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How much food should I give my puppy?
There’s a saying in canine feeding, “Watch the dog, not the dish.” Body condition, not the amount eaten or left in the bowl, should determine portion sizes.