Your Dog Thinks You’re Being Aggressive Have you ever gone to hug someone and they flinched or stepped back? It could’ve been because you came at them too fast, your body language was off, or they just weren’t expecting it. …
The Science Behind Dogs Sensing Snakes One of your best bets for your dog keeping snakes away is banking on the fact that they can sense a snake – which mostly falls onto their hearing and smelling. All kind of …
Reasons Your Dog Won’t Sleep at Night If your dog is restless or unable to settle in for bed at the end of a long day, it’s definitely something to pay attention to. Most puppers are happy to snooze and …
#6 – Cavalier King Charles Spaniel One of the most popular Spaniels, the “Cavi” is an attention hog and is always most content when he’s on your lap. A kiss wouldn’t hurt either. Love at first kiss! Often seen as …
What Do Dogs Do When They Know They’re Dying? Your observations of mental, emotional, and physical symptoms are integral to making your furry best friends final days or weeks as stress-free as possible. Leslie Sinn, DVM, DACVB, CPDT-KA is a …
For a good night’s sleep, let the dog snuggle up to you: Pets in your bedroom make people feel safer and secure leading to better rest Mayo Sleep Clinic in Arizona surveyed 150 patients about sleep habits Found those who …
Can I leave my dog home alone with a muzzle? If you are wondering whether you can keep your dog at home alone with a muzzle, there must be a reason for it. You shouldnt let them roam around on …
Can a Puppy Survive the Fading Puppy Syndrome? Whether a puppy survives this syndrome or not ultimately depends on the underlying causes and how quickly the causes are dealt with. Death due to hypoglycemia, dehydration, or hypothermia can occur very …
Clubs Offering: Dogs, like people, can be afflicted with stomach problems, including indigestion, diarrhea, and gas. Although severe or prolonged symptoms should always be treated by a veterinarian, minor cases of stomach upset or diarrhea can be cared for at …
We know how to tell our dogs what we want them to do (see Training Terminology 2 – Cues.) So how do we let our dog know when we (and they) are done? This is one of the most forgotten …