Act Fast This Summer: Petproof Your Outdoor Spaces
It’s the dog days of summer, which means your pooch has more opportunities to get into trouble! Although celebrations such as picnics, family barbecues and vacations are happening, it’s important that you petproof all of your … Read More
Can Dogs Have ADHD?
Does your dog jump on you so vigorously that it takes at least a few minutes before you are able to settle in when you arrive home? Is your dog so restless and active that it … Read More
Selecting A Dog – Key Facts To Keep In Mind
The very understandable to get a new puppy, as a family furry friend is a colossal factor which consists of a range of elements. It’s a big commitment, and determining the right dog that matches to … Read More
Selecting Dog House Forms and Measurements
You will discover most likely as many kinds of dog house designs as you will find breeds. While aesthetics are essential, much a lot more crucial is the dimension with the device. Like a accountable canine … Read More
Cats or Dogs? That Is the Question…
Dogs and cats both have strong fans and opponents. There are many people who claim dogs are the best pets, and there are those who consider themselves cat people. There are also many homes where cats … Read More
Dog and His Problems
Jumping on guests, barking inside the house, chasing cyclists, digging in the garden, eating garbage – these are all examples of unacceptable behavior when it is just the very nature of a dog. It is important to … Read More
Why Dogs Bite People [PICS]
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Raising An Intelligent Dog
When you are training a dog sometimes it is hard to tell if they are intelligent or not. If you consider intelligence as the ability to learn, before you make judgment on your dog’s intelligence, you … Read More
Blending Households with Pets
When two people move in together, dozens of issues must be considered: Furniture, sharing rent and utilities, schedules, grocery shopping, closet space, chores, laundry…. with so much to focus on, it’s no wonder many people blend … Read More
Finding a Well-Adjusted Shelter Dog
Recently, I’ve heard several potential dog owners express concerns about the behavioral health of dogs adopted from shelters. While it’s true that some shelter dogs have serious behavioral issues like separation anxiety or fear aggression, it’s … Read More
How to Tell if Your Dog Has an Ear Infection
Ear infections are common in dogs, particularly those that eat a low-quality diet with too many sources of carbohydrates and too little digestible protein. Mild ear infections are easily treated with medicated ear drops, but if … Read More
Taking Dogs to the Beach
Most dogs love to accompany their owners to the beach. There are even surfing competitions for dogs! If your dog isn’t fond of surfing, he’ll still enjoy running along the sand or splashing in the surf. … Read More
Taking Your Dog to Cafes
Every dog lover smiles upon seeing a happy pooch parked outside a cafe or bistro with his owner, lying under a table or sitting on his own chair to smile at passers-by. But how do you … Read More
Dogs and Mental Illness (Part Two)
We learned in Part One that many dog owners have reported that their dogs experience symptoms similar to those seen in humans with mental illness. We also looked at depression and anxiety as specific conditions described … Read More
Can Dogs Have Mental Illnesses? (Part One)
Dogs and humans suffer from many physical illnesses that can also be contracted by humans. Cancer, pneumonia and kidney failure are common causes of death in both dogs and humans. But can dogs and humans also … Read More
Choosing a Dog Shampoo and Conditioner
You probably only bathe your dog at most once every other week. More frequent baths strip the coat of oils needed for it to remain healthy with continual exposure to the weather. If a shampoo and … Read More
How to Stop Dogs from Begging at the Table
Nothing puts a person off their food like a begging dog. A wet nose on the knee followed by a puddle of drool isn’t the least bit appetizing. Even if you don’t mind your own dog … Read More
Tips for Flying with Pets
Flying with pets is often difficult and confusing. Not all airlines permit pets. Those that do have varying requirements as to which pets can fly and where they will travel. Costs also vary between airlines. Then … Read More
Packing for a Road Trip with Dogs
Traveling by car with dogs can be fun, but it’s also exhausting. I find packing for trips with my dog more frustrating than any other part of traveling with him. I always seem to forget something … Read More
What to Do If Your Dog is Missing
It’s every dog owner’s worst nightmare: A missing pet. Even if you’re fortunate enough never to have experienced the disappearance of a pet, it’s important to plan in advance so you’ll be prepared if your dog ever … Read More
When You Shouldn't Train Your Dog
I frequently write about the importance of daily training sessions for all dogs. Pet dogs are happier, healthier and more obedient if training is reinforced daily. Sessions don’t need to be lengthy or intensive every day. … Read More
Keeping Pets' Paws Healthy
If your pet has healthy paws, you probably don’t spend much time thinking about them. But if a problem is allowed to develop, you’ll be spending both time and money treating it. Preventive care for paws … Read More