We have spent over six years curating a premier list of hikes, trails, dog-friendly eateries, swimming spots, and fun activities across New Hampshire, Northern Massachusetts, and Southern Maine. While we treasure our collection of locations, we’re excited to share a selection of these spots with our community, keeping some exclusive secrets just for our members. Download to access.
Choosing a qualified dog trainer isn’t as simple as finding someone who loves dogs or has years of experience working with them. Dog training is largely an unregulated industry in the United States. There is no single government-mandated education, certification, or licensing standard someone must meet before calling themselves a dog trainer. That means anyone
At Golden Dog Adventure Co., 2025 is a year of growth, connection, and deeper inclusivity. But we also believe it’s important to clarify what inclusivity means — and what it doesn’t. For us, being inclusive does not mean embracing every training philosophy or every type of equipment. Instead, we practice intentional inclusivity: creating a welcoming
If you’ve ever wondered how to help your dog feel more confident—especially if they’re shy, nervous, or reactive—there’s one natural ability that can make all the difference: their nose. Scent work, also known as nose work, taps into a dog’s strongest instinct—their sense of smell—to create rewarding problem-solving experiences. According to Jake Belmont, professional dog
Dogs are constantly sending signals—through their body language, behavior, and even their silence. Whether your dog is barking at the window, digging holes in the yard, or jumping on guests, there’s always a reason behind it. According to certified professional dog trainer Laura Gendron of Miss Behavior , the key to a better relationship with
If you’ve ever called your dog and watched them pause—then run in the opposite direction—you know how frustrating (and scary) unreliable recall can be. Teaching your dog to come when called isn’t just about convenience; it’s about safety, trust, and giving your dog more freedom. According to Ashley Clark, professional dog trainer and owner of
We have spent over six years curating a premier list of hikes, trails, dog-friendly eateries, swimming spots, and fun activities across New Hampshire, Northern Massachusetts, and Southern Maine. While we treasure our collection of locations, we’re excited to share a selection of these spots with our community, keeping some exclusive secrets just for our members. Download to access.
