Crate Training:
Good For You and Your Dog There’s no question – crate training your dog is the single best thing you can do to promote happy, healthy, and harmonious human/canine relationships […]
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Good For You and Your Dog There’s no question – crate training your dog is the single best thing you can do to promote happy, healthy, and harmonious human/canine relationships […]
Good Dog! Two words that we most enjoy saying to our beloved canine companions and so it should be. I’ve been struck by the lack of attention paid to positive […]
When Your Dog Has Separation Anxiety Separation Anxiety is a crippling state of mind for a dog. It is heart rending for owners to see the manifestations of their dog’s […]
Why, When and How to Say No to your dog. Likely the most discussed and disagreed upon facet of guiding and teaching our canine companions is…. discipline. It’s one of […]
When we hurt, we’ll likely treat it ourselves if it’s minor, or if it’s more significant we can explain it to someone else, such as a doctor, and get help […]
I was enjoying a sunny afternoon at the beach, in search of washed-up treasures in the sand. A young couple arrived, along with their Dachshund puppy, who had evidently arrived […]
MYTH #1: A wagging tail means a dog is friendly. FACT: This is a common misunderstanding. A more accurate definition of why a dog wags its tail is a “willingness to interact.” […]
Click here for a similar article about cats. Like humans, dogs don’t all age at the same rate. There are many factors that combine to determine the rate at which […]
Let’s begin by trying to understand just how sensitive a dog’s nose is. Think of humans who rely on their “noses” for their livelihoods – perfumers, chefs, and wine makers, […]