Counter surfing can be one of the most difficult things to train a dog not to do.  It doesn’t matter if you yell at the dog, physically punish it, give…

A common problem in dogs is the ingestion of unnatural objects such as candy wrappers, toilet paper, rocks or socks. Not only is this behavior a nuisance around the house, but the swallowing of non-food particles poses a serious threat to the health of the dog. The problem requires attention and treatment.

If you’re an avid book reader, this trick is for you.  Now you can curl up on the couch and BOTH settle in on reading a book.

Does your dog always bark when a man walks by? Are they afraid when a man moves toward them? Being afraid of men is a common problem in dogs. The good news is there are some ways to cure the dog’s fear.

Teach your dog to “get my slippers” in time for Father’s Day. This trick is a combination of Fetch and Drop. When you tell your dog to get your slippers, he will “fetch” them and drop them right into your hand. Here’s how.

Are you wondering how to chose a product to clean your dog? The answer, it turns out, is pretty easy. You may want to invest in HomeBrewed Dog Soap

The recall can be one of the hardest commands in which to establish a reliable response.  Your dog must see you as his leader and want to come to you.

Canine cough (also called “kennel cough”) is a common canine illness that is often transmitted between dogs who spend long periods of time together. It causes worrisome symptoms that often mimic those of other illnesses.

Barking, whining, escaping, destructive behavior or, in severe cases, self-mutilation can be your dog’s way of expressing anxiety over your absence. What can you do?

Treatment for separation anxiety varies from dog to dog. Here are 9 ways to help improve your dog’s behavior and build their self-confidence.