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Resource Guarding: Possessive Behavior in Dogs

Aggression, Behavior IssuesAugust 10, 202373Views 0Likes 0Comments

Resource Guarding: Possessive Behavior in Dogs Resource guarding is a typical canine behavior. It's when a dog gets possessive or aggressive over its resources. These can be anything, like food, toys, bones, space, or even humans. It's important to recognize the signs and causes of resource guarding. Common signs include growling, snapping, biting when someone…

The Importance of Mental and Physical Stimulation in Barking Prevention

Barking, Behavior IssuesAugust 10, 202360Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Importance of Mental and Physical Stimulation in Barking Prevention Dogs bark for many reasons, such as boredom, anxiety, and stress. It's important to give these pups mental and physical stimulation to stop them from barking too much. Physical stimulation includes exercise, playing, and taking walks. This releases energy and reduces anxiety. Mental stimulation…

Helping Shy Dogs Build Confidence Through Training

Choosing the Right Dog, General AdviceAugust 9, 202356Views 0Likes 0Comments

Understanding Shyness in Dogs Dogs can show shyness in different ways. From not looking at people, to running away from strange noises and people. Knowing the cause of their shyness is essential before training them to be more confident. We will now analyze the possible reasons for shyness and the different tools/methods that can help…

Encouraging Independence in Your Dog from Day One

Behavior Issues, Separation AnxietyAugust 9, 202358Views 0Likes 0Comments

Encouraging Independence in Your Dog from Day One It's essential to promote independence in your dog from the start. Here are some tips: Begin crate training early, so your pup has a tranquil place to relax in when they need time alone. Supply interactive toys and puzzles for your dog to play with solo. When…

When to End a Fetch Session: Signs of Fatigue and Overstimulation

Interactive Play, Mental ExerciseAugust 9, 2023122Views 0Likes 0Comments

When to End a Fetch Session: Signs of Fatigue and Overstimulation Knowing when to finish playing fetch with your furry mate is a must for their physical and mental health. Watch for signs of fatigue and overstimulation, which can be bad for your pet. Fatigue signs are: panting heavily, slowing down and lying down…

Helping Your Dog Adjust to a New Family Member

Behavior Issues, Separation AnxietyAugust 9, 202370Views 0Likes 0Comments

Helping Your Dog Adjust to a new family member Adding a new family member? Whether it be a baby, pet, or houseguest, it can be stressful for doggies. But don't worry! There are techniques to help them adjust with ease. Start with gradual introductions. Your pup can get used to the other's scent and presence.…

Creating the Perfect Puppy Grooming Routine

Bonding, Grooming & CareAugust 8, 202364Views 0Likes 0Comments

Creating the Perfect Puppy Grooming Routine Creating a grooming routine for your puppy is important for their health, hygiene, and happiness. Here are some tips to help: Brush regularly: Loose hair, dirt, and debris can be removed with a soft-bristle brush. Bathing: Use a mild shampoo and warm water, but only when needed. Be careful…

How Trust Can Transform Your Relationship with Your Dog

Bonding, Building TrustAugust 8, 202370Views 0Likes 0Comments

How Trust Can Transform Your Relationship with Your Dog Constructing trust with your pup can vastly enhance your relationship and change the way you interact with your furry companion. Trust allows your pup to feel safe and secure, which in turn, encourages obedience, assurance, and a closer bond with you. Here are some ideas to…

How Your Dog’s Breed Influences Barking Triggers

Barking, Behavior IssuesAugust 8, 202367Views 0Likes 0Comments

How Your Dog's Breed Influences Barking Triggers Dogs are bred for particular reasons. How does your pup's breed affect their barking? Terriers: Bred to hunt and chase, Terriers may bark in high-pitches when they're feeling playful or on alert. Guard Dogs: Dobermans, Rottweilers and German Shepherds are trained to protect. This can lead to aggressive…

How to Transition from Treats to Verbal Praise for the Down Command

Basic Commands, Dog TrainingAugust 7, 202366Views 0Likes 0Comments

How to Transition from Treats to Verbal Praise for the Down Command Transitioning from treats to verbal praise for the down command? Easy! The key is to make the transition gradual. Follow these simple steps: Decrease treat rate while your pup is obeying. Praise your doggo when they do it right & give treats occasionally.…