Understanding Your Dog

Let’s all admit that at one point in our lives, we thought cats and dogs couldn’t get along. After all, …

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Ever since the pandemic hit, many things started being accomplished at the comfort of your home. Even your job adapted …

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If you want to get a boosted start in preventing separation anxiety in your puppies, keep reading through below with these easy tips.

Seeing your dog bite or chew its tail may seem like ordinary fun, but many times this action may signify underlying behavioral or medical problems.

Keeping a dog and a cat under your roof can be very interesting. However, having your dog eat your cat’s food can be very frustrating.

 If you are a new pet parent, you may be wondering if your dog is happy with you. Know more about dog behaviors that express if they are comfortable where they are.  

Rescue pups can be wired to the moon. Training rescues isn’t easy – but it is worth it.

Getting dogs and cats to get along can be a daunting task that many pet lovers face.  Here are some tips.

Spoiling a dog is not bad if it proves good for your dog’s health, but if this behavior starts negatively affecting you or your dog, you need to STOP

Games are a good way to teach dog behaviors or practice them in a fun way.

Being the leader in your dog’s eyes will make walks, and life, much more pleasant for you, your dog, and the people you encounter on outings.

Dogs can get stressed for the same reasons humans get stressed.  Dogs get stressed in situations where they feel unable to cope.

It is not possible to be attentive to your dog every minute of every day of his life.  Attempting to do so can lead to a variety of behavioral problems.

Some dogs have a higher food drive than others.  These dogs tend to eat faster and larger portions if available to them.

Dogs are natural food scavengers. So how do you stop your dog from stealing food?

If the jingle of the car keys signals motion sickness for your canine and messy clean-up for you, don’t despair

Because canines are natural predators, many pets love the thrill of the chase. Unfortunately, cars, minivans, and bicycles aren’t exactly traditional prey items for canines. 

Aggressive behavior may be manageable if the behavior is not severe and the owner is willing to commit to leadership guidelines and obedience training.

Predatory aggression by dogs does not reflect a psychological problem and neither is the perpetrator vicious, malicious or vindictive.

One of the most exasperating behaviors that dogs exhibit is chasing wild animals. This can cause harm to your pet and is very annoying to deal with.

To help solve the problem of your canine friend attacking chickens, cats, or rabbits, we have constituted a guide on training your dog not to kill animals.

If you are concerned about mice in your home, read on to learn whether or not your pet dog will keep mice away from your home.

Is your dog attacking other animals and even killing them? There’s hope.  Here are some techniques to stop your dog from killing animals.

Dogs on furniture… A debate that has divided pet owners for centuries and is still a heavily contested issue today!

There are several reasons why a dog may hump his bed. The following summarizes the reasons why this may occur.

With the world reopening, many dogs will be left at home again.  There are ways you can make this easier for your furry friend to avoid separation anxiety.

Dog bite injuries can be painful and infectious.  Should you be bitten, stay calm, and abide by the following advice:

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.

The dogs have about 30 calming signals, perhaps even more. Some of these signals are used by most dogs, it varies from dog to dog

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.

Lively, athletic, affectionate, grumpy … dogs are like humans, they have their character!

Over 40 million people in the United States have anxiety disorders but it has been shown looking at a dog can reduce your anxiety levels.

Dogs dig for a variety of reasons. Instinctive traits, boredom, to bury bones, make a cool pit to lie in or some dogs will even dig to follow the sound of water rushing through pipes.

Dogs are a part of the family, and when you’ve trained them when to sleep but they aren’t enjoying a sound slumber at night like the rest of you, it can be a worry and can lead to other members of the family losing out on sleep as a result too.