Wait until the puppy falls asleep, and whistle or call his name. Start a few feet away from the puppy, moving in a step or two after each sound until you are making noises directly over the puppy. Puppies with …
FAQS about Dogs Sleeping on the Floor Instead of In Their Beds Let’s close out with a few common questions that I see pop up on this topic, shall we? Why Your Dog Sleeps on the Floor Instead the Bed …
Consider whether or not your dog was in the wrong. This isn’t something that dog owners like to admit. Many will blindly maintain their pet’s innocence or a lapse in character during a negative experience. Or, they will falsely blame …
Do Dogs Get Embarrassed When You Laugh at Them? No, dogs do not feel embarrassment for being laughed at. While dogs can distinguish between positive (laughter) and negative (sadness) emotions, it is believed that they are unable to understand the …
Where to Pet Your PoochIn general, canines prefer being rubbed on the the chest, shoulder and base of the tail. Your dog may have additional special places where he likes to be stroked, such as on the base of his …
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Injury If your dog has an injury such as damaged ligaments or hip/elbow dysplasia, then they might move more slowly than usual. As dogs can’t explain to us when they’re in pain, it can be difficult to know if your …
While science has shown that dogs can engage with television and that they prefer certain programmes, it has yet to delve into the complex question of whether they actually enjoy it. We as humans will often watch distressing footage or …
Table of Contents: Clients are typically concerned about whether or not their dog can die from a seizure. The answer is yes, and risk factors largely depend on the underlying cause for the seizure, as well as the type and …
The benefits of Venison and Novel Proteins Venison isn’t a common protein source, which makes it less likely for dogs to have adverse reactions to it. If your dog hasn’t eaten Venison before, chances are this protein won’t trigger any …
