Vom Clark’s German Shepherds

12/17/2025

My Fav guy 😍

12/16/2025

The Alani Litter is 4 weeks & 4 days old 🥹 This longcoat litter is already amazing and I can’t wait to see what the next few weeks hold for them! They have messy faces from eating before their photoshoot 😂

12/16/2025

Nino Vom Haus Dyer IGP1 getting some work in so we can hit these trials in Spring 😎 Such a perfect example of a male

12/16/2025

Wraath!! "Santa is just wanting to bring you gifts!"

12/16/2025

Lyka Vom Clark my keeper puppy from Ollie x Aggro litter
She is a the sweetest derpy puppy ever and very nice structure and bone 🥹 9 months old

12/15/2025

❤️❤️ Emma Mae ( Opie x Tox)

Emma- ‘Peekaboo!’

Rosie- ‘Emma…’

Emma- ‘Yeah, Rosie…’

Rosie- ‘I’m blind, so the whole… PEEKABOO I SEE YOU thing is a bit lost on me.’

Emma- ‘Right. I’m still new and learning.’

Rosie- ‘It’s cool.’

Emma- ‘Just so we’re clear…. I SPY WITH MY LITTLE EYE would also be, um…’

Rosie- ‘Correct.’

Emma- ‘How bout ITSY BITSY SPIDER?’

Rosie- ‘LOVE that one’

💕 💕 💕 💕

12/13/2025

12/12/2025

A bit of confidence building 😅

12/12/2025

Beautiful sunrise at Vom Clark’s ☀️ Happy Friday ☀️

12/12/2025

Giving your puppy intentional alone time is one of the best things you can do for their long-term behavior and confidence. Here’s how it helps:

✅ 1. Prevents Separation Anxiety

Puppies who are never left alone often become anxious when they finally have to be. Short, positive alone-time sessions teach your pup that:
• Being alone is safe
• You always come back
• They can relax without constant attention

This dramatically reduces chances of whining, destructive chewing, or panic as they get older.

✅ 2. Builds Confidence & Independence

Structured alone time teaches your puppy how to self-soothe. They learn:
• How to settle themselves
• How to entertain themselves with toys
• That calmness is rewarding

This makes them a more confident, well-adjusted adult dog.

✅ 3. Creates a Healthy Routine

Dogs thrive on predictable patterns. Alone time:
• Helps regulate their naps
• Builds patience
• Reduces clinginess or “Velcro dog” behavior

A balanced dog can enjoy your company but isn’t distressed without it.

✅ 4. Helps With Crate Training

If you’re crate training, alone time helps the crate feel:
• Normal
• Safe
• Not a punishment
• A place to relax

This makes travel, vet visits, groomer trips, and overnight stays much easier.

✅ 5. Reduces Destructive Behavior

Dogs that learn to spend time alone calmly are:
• Less likely to chew furniture
• Less likely to bark excessively
• Better at settling down with toys or a chew

HOW MUCH ALONE TIME?

Start small and build up:
• 1–5 minutes → puppy can see you
• 5–10 minutes → out of sight
• 10–20 minutes → leave the room/house briefly
• Work toward 1–2 hours total per day (broken up)

TIP: Make alone time positive

Use:
• A chew (Bully stick, stuffed Kong, etc.)
• Calming music
• A safe space (crate or puppy playpen)

12/11/2025

I got more tho 😅🐾

12/11/2025

My heart and soul Wraath . You came into my life when I was at my lowest. You’re my sidekick through and through 🥹