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How to Use Time-Outs Effectively for Bite Inhibition Training

Dog Training, Puppy BitingSeptember 19, 202372Views 0Likes 0Comments

How to Use Time-Outs Effectively for Bite Inhibition Training Time-outs are great for teaching puppies to not bite so hard. Here's how to do it: Yelp loudly if your pup bites too hard during playtime. This is what puppies do when they're together in a litter. Stop…

Tips for Preventing and Managing House Soiling Issues

Dog Training, House TrainingSeptember 19, 202370Views 0Likes 0Comments

Factors That Contribute to House Soiling House soiling is a common problem with domestic cats. To address the issue, we first need to explore the potential causes. Here's what we know: there are a few factors that may contribute to this behavior. Here are some tips to prevent and manage house soiling problems: Medical Reasons…

When to Spay or Neuter Your Dog: Age Considerations

General Advice, Responsible OwnershipSeptember 18, 202357Views 0Likes 0Comments

When to Spay or Neuter Your Dog: Age Considerations When to spay or neuter your pup has lasting effects on their health and conduct. Age is very important when deciding the best time for the procedure. For female dogs, it's suggested to wait until they are at least 6 months old before spaying. This ensures…

Separation Anxiety After a Move: Helping Your Dog Cope

Behavior Issues, Separation AnxietySeptember 18, 202374Views 0Likes 0Comments

Separation Anxiety After a Move: Helping Your Dog Cope Moving can be stressful for doggos. Here are some tips to help them cope with the new environment. Establish a routine. Before the move, create a consistent feeding and walking schedule. Then, stick to it. Create a safe space. Designate an area in your house…

Puzzle Play: Combining Mental Stimulation with Physical Activity

Interactive Play, Mental ExerciseSeptember 17, 202358Views 0Likes 0Comments

Puzzle Play: Combining Mental Stimulation with Physical Activity Puzzle play is great! It combines mental and physical activity. Here's why: Mental Stimulation: Puzzles help boost problem-solving, reasoning, and cognitive abilities. Physical Activity & Coordination: Jigsaw puzzles help improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Social Interaction: Do puzzles with friends and family for a chance…

The Impact of Prey Drive on Your Dog’s Digging Habits

Behavior Issues, DiggingSeptember 16, 202369Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Impact of Prey Drive on Your Dog's Digging Habits Prey drive is a natural urge in dogs to hunt, chase, and catch prey. Knowing the effect of prey drive on your pup's digging can help you better control their behavior and stop damage in your yard and gardens. Remember these points: Dogs with…

Indoor Potty Solutions for Dogs with Special Needs

Dog Training, House TrainingSeptember 16, 202398Views 0Likes 0Comments

Indoor Potty Solutions for Dogs with Special Needs Dogs with special needs need extra attention and care when using indoor potty solutions. Here are some ideas: Dog Diapers: Disposable or reusable for incontinence, post-surgery, or mobility issues. They keep your pup dry and clean, minimizing mess. Indoor Dog Potty: An indoor grass patch that mimics…

Fearful Dogs: Overcoming Socialization Barriers

Adult Dog Socialization, SocializationSeptember 16, 202366Views 0Likes 0Comments

Fearful Dogs: Overcoming Socialization Barriers To aid fearful pups in achieving a content and healthier life, overcoming socialization barriers is a must. Causes of timid behavior in dogs can arise from numerous sources, for example; lack of socialization during the 3-14 week crucial period, genetic predisposition, and potentially from past anguish or maltreatment. Notwithstanding the…

Integrating the Down Command with Other Essential Skills

Basic Commands, Dog TrainingSeptember 16, 202368Views 0Likes 0Comments

Integrating the Down Command with Other Essential Skills Integrating the Down Command is key for successful training of your pup. Here are a few skills to combine it with: Stay Command - Teach your dog to stay in the down position until you release them. Recall Command - Encourage your pup to come to you…

The Connection Between Noise Phobias and Separation Anxiety

Behavior Issues, Separation AnxietySeptember 16, 2023126Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Connection Between Noise Phobias and Separation Anxiety Dogs with noise phobias are prone to separation anxiety. When a loud noise like thunder or fireworks is heard, the dog may feel scared or panicked. This can be traumatic without the reassurance of their owner. This can form a vicious cycle. Heightened fear and anxiety during…