We know that dogs can show emotions that look very similar to how humans behave when we get jealous. But did you know jealous responses can cause problems?

Dogs are just as sensitive to drastic climate conditions as you. Here’s how you can keep your dog safe and calm during a storm.

Like people, dogs can get stressed out. If the stress is not alleviated, it could affect your dog’s health and the quality of their life.

Marking is not eliminating – it is leaving small amounts of urine on items (telephone poles, signs, your couch). It is different than having accidents in the house.

Soiling in the home can occur for a variety of reasons. Many are unrelated to housetraining and should be treated as a behavioral problem.

Dogs can get stressed for the same reasons humans get stressed. Maybe not as we do with getting ready for the holidays but they can get stressed when we are angry with them or punish them.

If you are bringing a new puppy home there are different steps for you to follow, but if you already have other pets, it’s a new puzzle.

There’s a saying that goes something like, “April Showers bring potty training problems.” Potty training dogs can be frustrating. Here are a few suggestions to help get you on the right track.

Although it is generally not a simple task handling the behavioural issues of a dog, it is particularly hectic to deal with an aggressive dog.

Does a short car trip feel more like a roller coaster ride for your dog? If the jingle of the car keys signals motion sickness for your canine and messy clean-up for you, don’t despair-there are steps you can take to make your animal companion as comfortable as possible when traveling in an automobile.