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What does it mean when a dog lifts a paw? A dog paw lift can convey everything from anticipation to anxiety. Let’s learn how to tell the difference.
Why do female dogs hump? Female dog humping is a common behavior. Male or female dogs might grind on toys, legs and other dogs for a few different reasons.
Dealing with a fearful dog is a challenge. Here are six great tips on how to cope with a nervous dog from a dog mom who parents a truly scared dog.
Zoomies in puppies and dogs might sound funny — and usually they’re silly and harmless! But, why do the dog zoomies happen and could they ever put your pup in danger?
Does your dog ignore you? Do you think your dog isn’t listening to you, or maybe you’ve just got a stubborn dog on your hands? A pro shares tips on training a dog who doesn’t seem to listen!
We have tips for every age range, helping to keep your dog safe when holiday madness kicks into high gear.
Now’s the perfect time for your dog to brush up on core subjects like basic household manners and obedience skills.
Make the most out of playtime with your dog and support your dog as he plays with other dogs by learning what type of play your dog enjoys.
We surveyed our Facebook community to get their tips on how to handle dogs and fireworks this summer.
Should your puppy sleep in your bed with you? Going from a warm pile of littermates to a cold lonely crate can be traumatizing, so we think “yes.”
When your dog is walking ahead of you and finds some unknown substance to quickly sniff and swallow before you can reach them, should you be worried?
These five tips will help you understand why your dog is waking you and get you back to a full night’s sleep.
Do raised hackles, a.k.a. the hair standing up on a dog’s back and neck, always convey aggression? Find out how to figure out what it means when your dog’s hair stands up.
Dogs can develop health problems that make them unable to urinate. Bladder stones are the most common cause. Some breeds, such as Schnauzers, Yorkshire Terriers, Bichon Frises and Pomeranians, are more prone to this. Underlying illnesses like Cushing’s disease and portosystemic shunts also increase the risk for stones, as does the presence of a urinary tract infection. Males seem to be at higher risk than females.
Does your dog bark uncontrollably at the front door? Are you looking for a way to train him? In this article we go in depth on how to resolve your dog’s front door behavior.
Do you wonder what causes fear in your dog? Learn what signs to look out for and how to help your dog overcome his fears.
Looking for a fun summer activity with your dog? Try surfing! There are plenty of surfing dogs to learn from.
Is your dog peeing in the house, even though he’s housetrained? Here’s what may be happening, and how to effectively handle the problem!
We demystify potty training dogs with some easy-to-follow advice from a professional trainer.
Struggling when it comes to house training a dog? Whether you’re house training a puppy or an older dog, we’ve got a few tips to try.
Crate training a dog doesn’t have to be difficult. From what type of crate to pick to a crate training schedule, ensure your dog likes her crate.
Get your new puppy off to a good start with lots of proper puppy training. Here’s what to know about those crucial first two months of puppy training.
Exercise your pup’s mind and increase your bond when you play these brain games for dogs.
Let your dog join the family Easter egg hunt, but follow our tips to make sure everyone stays safe.
Is your dog hiding? This behavior is usually a response to changes in the environment or health issues. Here’s how to handle dog hiding.
Make your walks worthwhile and enjoyable — for both you and your dog — with these solutions to common dog-walking issues.
What exactly is separation anxiety in dogs, and how do you go about treating separation anxiety in dogs appropriately? A pro weighs in.
Dog growling is an early warning system — and your dog shouldn’t be punished for it! It’s your job to figure out what your dog is trying to tell you.
How do you manage feeding, sleeping, greeting, going outside, playing, and toys and treats in a multi-dog household? Trainer Jill Breitner weighs in.
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