Pros and cons of leaving a dog harness on While harnesses are generally safe and comfortable, they can pose a risk. These are the pros and cons of leaving a dog in a harness: If you do need to assist …
When the researcher accidentally drops the treat When the human researcher “accidentally” drops the second of the treats shes been feeding the dog, the dog hesitates only a second before rushing around the glass partition to retrieve the dropped food. …
Touch Your Dogs Mouth During The Day Start by practicing with your dog when he doesn’t have anything in his mouth. The last thing you want to do when handling your dog is to scare him or make it an …
What is Elderberry? Elderberry is a flowering shrub that belongs to the Caprifoliaceae family. It is native to Europe, North Africa, and western Asia, and can now be found in many parts of the world. The plant typically grows to …
What to do with an aggressive pit bull? If your pit bull is aggressive with other dogs or towards people, it is vital that you do not ignore this behavior or put off treatment for later. If you do not …
The Best Materials for Outdoor Dog Bedding They might be simple, but wood chips are actually quite effective as outdoor dog bedding. Not only do wood chips provide cushioning and support for your dog but they can also help keep …
Games for Dogs Who Chase Cars One way to stop your dog from chasing cars is with fun games that give them the thrill of the chase without involving moving vehicles. A few options include: Fetch. Spend time throwing toys …
Do Pit Bulls Lock Their Jaws When They Bite? Pit bulls or other dogs cannot lock their jaws, nor do they have any such mechanism. However, Pit bulls are trained to grip to the bite and not release it. So, …
Bad Reaction to Medication Dogs who have recently begun taking medication could display adverse reactions to their medicine. The common culprits are pointed as anti-anxiety drugs, steroids, and cancer treatments. You Have aFlat-Faced Breed The Brachycephalic (Flat-Faced) breeds have been …
Why Aren’t Regular Candles Safe for Pets? Regular candles are usually—and surprisingly—not safe for pets. Loren Lewin, founder and CEO of Companion Candles, told us, “Many store bought candles are made with paraffin wax (a soft, colorless solid derived from …