How Spaying and Neutering Affects Dog Training Spaying and neutering your dog can have both pros and cons.
It can reduce hormones that cause dominant and aggressive behavior, making training easier.
But it can also decrease energy levels, making training harder.
And, it can lead to increased appetite and weight gain.
Before…
The Connection Between Medical Issues and Aggression in Adult Dogs A strong link exists between medical issues and aggression in adult dogs. Symptoms of pain or sickness could lead to aggressive behavior as a way to manage the situation or communicate their suffering. Cognitive decline due to age or illness can also lead to aggression…
Preventing Regression: Maintaining House Training Success Long-Term Training your furry friend for the house is a must for being a pet owner! It takes some time and lots of patience for it to be a long-term success. It's important to stay firm with the training, so that your pet doesn't go back to having accidents…
The Importance of Patience and Persistence in House Training Success Patience and persistence are must-haves! These traits are essential to success when house training your pup. Staying calm and having a consistent routine is key! Why?
Patience helps you deal with your doggie's mistakes. Remember, all dogs learn at their own pace. Reward them when…
Unlock Your Puppy's Potential with Positive Reinforcement Techniques Positive reinforcement techniques are a great way to get your pup's full potential out and promote good behavior. Instead of punishing bad behavior, reward desirable behavior. Here's how:
Treats - When your pup does something good, like sitting, staying, or coming when called, give them small…
Grooming Your Adult Dog: Tips for a Healthy, Happy Pet Groom your adult pup regularly to keep them healthy and looking great! Here are a few tips:
Brush their coat once a week to prevent matting and remove dead fur.
Trim their nails every two to three weeks.
Clean their ears often to avoid infection.…
Mastering the Art of Grooming Sensitive Areas: A Guide for Dog Owners Tackling sensitive areas of your pup's grooming can be overwhelming. But with the proper methods and products, it can become simpler for both pet and owner. Here's a guide to becoming an expert in grooming your pup's sensitive bits:
Make sure your dog…
How Life Changes Can Trigger Separation Anxiety in Adult Dogs Life changes, such as moving or a new job, may cause adult dogs to have separation anxiety. This is a common condition that can affect any breed or age of dog. Signs that your pup may have it include:
Digging/scratching doors/windows
Barking/howling when alone
Peeing/pooping…
Understanding the Nutritional Requirements of Dogs Are you a pet owner? It's essential to know the proper nutrition for your pup. This article will help you understand what your doggy needs to stay healthy. We'll break it down, so you can give your four-legged friend the best care.
What food is right? What are…
The Language of Barking: What Your Dog is Trying to Say Dogs use vocalizations to communicate with us and other animals; like barking, growling and whimpering. Knowing the language of barking can help us understand our furry friend's needs.
Here's how to interpret your pup's barks:
Constant barking: Could be due to anxiety, boredom, or…