How To Prepare Your Home For A New Puppy (& Avoid Stress) With the excitement of finally bringing home your new puppy, it's important to plan ahead to ensure that you and your furry friend have a stress-free transition! Find out how to properly prepare your home and family for the arrival of your puppy, as well as tips on how to avoid common pitfalls associated with new pet owners.
How Do I Teach My Dog Not To Fear Thunderstorms? For pet owners, one of the most difficult tasks is trying to teach their pets how to respond in the face of loud noises or overwhelming circumstances. Thunderstorms can be particularly frightening for our furry companions, so in this article we’ll provide some helpful tips on how to socialize your pup and help them cope with the fear of thunderstorms.
Training two puppies at once usually isn’t recommended due to littermate syndrome. If you’re still interested in raising two puppies, here’s some advice.
Puppies need walks to help burn off excess energy, but how far is too far for an 8 week old puppy?
Arthritis in dogs is just as uncomfortable and painful as it is for humans, and it’s a relatively common problem. It is estimated that 25-50% of dogs will be diagnosed with arthritis in their lifetimes, so it’s something that all dog owners need to be aware of.
Does your dog growl at you whenever you approach him while he's eating? Don't worry, this is a common problem, but it's an issue that can be solved. Read on to learn more.
Training is a very important part of a dog’s development and as their owner, it’s up to you to start training your puppy when you bring them home. Online training courses are one of the best ways to teach a dog all of the basic commands, like sit and stay, as well as general behavioral skills and social skills
Your furniture is very attractive to your dog, especially when you are sitting on it. They will want to jump up there and cuddle up with you, but dogs make a lot of mess and if you want to keep your furniture in good condition, you may not want them climbing up there.
When you see your dog eating grass, you can often wonder what the heck is going on. What could motivate an animal that eats meat and grains to take a swipe at your lawn? For years, organizations such as the American Kennel Club have puzzled over this behavior. But now we finally have some answers.
Dogs that are not well trained often do things that they shouldn’t. Socks are one of the most common things that dogs eat and vets often deal with panicked owners, wondering if their dog is in danger because they have swallowed some socks.
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