Find out what your dog’s sleep positions mean
Can you decipher dog tail messages?
Understand what your dog’s saying with his paw
Learn to read dog body language
Learn to read dog body language so you’ll you know why your dog does what she does and what it means when she’s panting, shaking or sniffing.
Couch potato dogs for couch potato owners
Make an honest assessment of your lifestyle to help you choose the right dog. If you’re a couch potato, get a couch potato dog, not a high energy dog.
Look at your dog’s tail to unravel her pedigree
By Karen A. Soukiasian If you have a mutt, studying the dog tail can help you determine what breeds make up your pup. Even though everyone says “Oh, they’re just a mutt.” you know you have the best dog in the world. But let’s face it; you are a tad curious about just what breeds… Read the rest »
Help your dog sleep all night
The most common cause of canine insomnia is pent-up energy. Help your dog sleep through the night by making sure she gets plenty of exercise.
Why do dogs lick?
Dogs lick as a way to communicate their moods, level of submission and to show affection. Dogs also lick to groom and to keep wounds clean.
Why does my pup get dog hiccups?
Dog hiccups are so common some veterinarians think that they can be a part of the laundry list of “growing pains” some puppies must endure.
Can my dog eat that?
Use this handy info graphic to understand healthy human foods dogs can eat safely. Add healthy meats, fruits and vegetables to your dog’s diet.
Healthy dogs shouldn’t have bad breath
By Karen A. Soukiasian A healthy dog should not have bad breath. The reality is, approximately 80 percent of dogs do suffer from gingivitis or a periodontal disease by the time they are 5 years old. Now and then a simple dental procedure such as a professional cleaning or perhaps a bad tooth extracted can… Read the rest »
Stop dog digging
Dog digging is hardwired into the DNA of many breeds. To break a dog digging habit, supervise your dog and make sure he gets plenty of exercise.
Dog health: ear cropping
Dog ear cropping involves cutting and shaping the ears to make them stand upright. Ear cropping has been banned in many countries but is legal in the U.S.
Dog health: docked tails
Docked tails: Originally removed on working dogs to prevent injuries. For many breeds, selective breeding and nature have taken care of tail docking.