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Why You Should Never Cut Your Dog's Whiskers. They are not decorative hairs. They are a sophisticated sensory organ and cutting them causes real, measurable harm to your dog's perception of the world.
What Are Whiskers, Really? Most people know dogs have whiskers, but few understand what they actually are. Whiskers technically called vibrissae are not ordinary fur. They are a distinct class of sensory hair found across mammals, and in dogs they represent a finely tuned biological instrument for perceiving the physical world. Vibrissae are structurally different from regular coat hair in almost every way. They are thicker, stiffer, and deeply embedded in follicles that ar
Les Pawtounes Dog Coach
Apr 155 min read


Curated gear recommendations for your training journey- Updated April 2026
I put together this list to make your training journey a little easier. Everything on it reflects my own preferences as a trainer — items I have vetted for safety, quality, and practicality. Most of these you won't find at your local pet store, especially the leashes and collars. What's available in stores tends to prioritize looks over function and is rarely professional grade. These are the tools that actually hold up and that your dog will respond well to. Please note that
Les Pawtounes Dog Coach
Apr 123 min read


How to Prepare Your Dog for the Arrival of a New Baby: Tips and Advice
During pregnancy, future parents face preparations, fatigue, and sometimes even renovations. There are so many things to do and think...
Les Pawtounes Dog Coach
Apr 2, 20242 min read
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