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Social Barking: Joining the Canine Chorus

Barking, Behavior IssuesOctober 16, 202366Views 0Likes 0Comments

Social Barking: Joining the Canine Chorus I apologize for the confusion. Without more context or information about the content, it's difficult to suggest an accurate heading. Could you please provide more details about what the text is about or what it covers in order for me to suggest an appropriate heading?Understanding Canine Vocalizations Dogs are…

Alert Barking: Your Dog’s Natural Security System

Barking, Behavior IssuesOctober 16, 202361Views 0Likes 0Comments

Alert Barking: Your Dog's Natural Security System Alert barking is a natural behavior of dogs. It's a way for them to alert owners of intruders or potential threats. Dogs also bark to protect their territory and owners, as well as to communicate with other dogs. But, it's important to distinguish between alert barking and excessive…

Nighttime Potty Breaks: Integrating Them into Crate Training

Crate Training, Dog TrainingOctober 16, 202363Views 0Likes 0Comments

Nighttime Potty Breaks: Integrating Them into Crate Training It's important to add nighttime potty breaks to crate training. Here are the tips: Establish a routine. Take pup to designated spot and give a command, e.g. "go potty". Limit water intake before bedtime. No water for 2 hours before bed. Set a specific time for nighttime…

Food-Seeking Scent Games: Add Fun to Mealtime

Mental Exercise, Scent GamesOctober 15, 202368Views 0Likes 0Comments

Food-Seeking Scent Games: Add Fun to Mealtime Make mealtime fun with food-seeking scent games! Here're 3 ideas: Scatter your pet's food around the room. Let them sniff it out! Use a food puzzle or toy. Make them work for their food. Hide treats or pieces of food. Let them seek them out. These games make…

Keep Your Senior Dog Happy and Engaged with Positive Reinforcement

Bonding, Positive ReinforcementOctober 15, 202359Views 0Likes 0Comments

Keep Your Senior Dog Happy and Engaged with Positive Reinforcement Senior doggos need extra care and attention to stay content in their old age. Positive reinforcement is a great way for dog owners to keep their pup happy. Here are some tips: Reward good behaviour with treats and compliments, instead of punishing bad behaviour. Keep…

Celebrating House Training Success with Your Adult Dog

Dog Training, House TrainingOctober 15, 202376Views 0Likes 0Comments

Celebrating House Training Success with Your Adult Dog Congrats on house training your adult pup! Here's how to celebrate: Verbal praise: Give lots of 'good boy/girl!'s and 'way to go!'s. Treats: Give your pup their fave snack, like a biscuit or peanut butter. Toys: Gift them a new toy they'll love and that's safe to…

Nipping vs. Biting: Understanding Puppy Aggression

Aggression, Behavior IssuesOctober 14, 202371Views 0Likes 0Comments

Understanding Puppy Aggression Puppies are curious and fun! But sometimes they can be aggressive. This can be expressed through nipping or biting. Knowing the difference between these two actions can help you better understand your pup. In this article, we will discuss puppy aggression and how to tell the difference between nipping and biting. What…

How to Teach Your Puppy the “Leave It” Command for Biting Prevention

Dog Training, Puppy BitingOctober 13, 202377Views 0Likes 0Comments

How to Teach Your Puppy the "Leave It" Command for Biting Prevention Train your pup the "leave it" command. It's super important for biting prevention and basic obedience. Here're 4 easy steps: With a treat in hand, close your fist around it. When your pup sniffs or nibbles, say "leave it" in a gentle but…

The Role of Routine in Managing Separation Anxiety

Behavior Issues, Separation AnxietyOctober 13, 202370Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Role of Routine in Managing Separation Anxiety Routine is important for managing separation anxiety in kids and animals. Here's the plan: Begin with short separations and increase the time apart steadily. Make the environment peaceful with familiar aromas, items, and noises. Develop a routine of predictable activities before leaving, such as a walk or…

Adult Dog Scent Games: Keep Them Engaged and Mentally Stimulated

Mental Exercise, Scent GamesOctober 13, 202362Views 0Likes 0Comments

Adult Dog Scent Games: Keep Them Engaged and Mentally Stimulated Adult dogs can get lots of benefits from smell games. Here are some that you can play with your adult dog to get them using their noses & have a fun challenge: Find the Treat: Put a treat somewhere easy to find, but still needs…