Plan to protect your pup from dog holiday dangers. Common holiday dangers include food, parties, decorations, and travel.
10 tips to leash train an older dog
Use many of the same tricks and tactics you would with a puppy to leash train an older dog. Stand still if the dog pulls, and give plenty of tasty treats.
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Take steps to help older dog adjust when you add new dog
Older dogs usually accept a new dog, but some struggle. Let the dogs work it out. Step in only if the situation could become violent. Read more…
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Take action immediately if you spot 11 aggressive puppy warning signs
The most common aggressive puppy warning signs to watch for include behaviors like snarling, growling, mounting, snapping, and biting. Read more…
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Time to euthanize? Use our when to put your dog down checklist
Use a when to put your dog down checklist to determine when it's time to let your dog go. Consider mobility, pain level, and appetite. Read more…
Understand 5 reasons why dogs don’t chew their food
When your dog doesn’t chew its food, it may be a sign the dog doesn’t like the food, or it’s too easy to swallow.
Is it better to have two dogs? 5 factors to consider first
If you plan to leave your dog during the day while you are at work, it may be better to have two dogs so that they can keep each other company.
Break the habit: Stop your dog from sleeping on your bed
Find the best option to stop your dog from sleeping on your bed. Breaking this habit requires effort to retrain your dog to sleep by itself.
Can Poodles handle cold weather?
Wondering can poodles handle cold weather? The simple answer is yes. Take precautions like using booties and a coat to protect your dog.
Discover the 7 smartest dog breeds. Did your pup make the list?
Smartest dog breeds: Border Collie, German and Australian shepherds, Poodle, Australian Cattle Dog, Labrador Retriever, Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
Use 5 simple fixes to solve puppy potty training regression
Puppy potty training regression is a common issue, and there are a few helpful strategies for getting your dog back on track.