Have you just came home from the vet and received the sad news that he or she has found heart disease in your dog? When you heard this prognosis, chances are you felt your own heart sink as this is your beloved pet. Did you know that there is a lot you can do in order to change what might look like bad news from your vet? As you read… Continue reading
Understanding Your Dog’s Behavioral Problems
Dogs exhibit many behaviors that leave their owners scratching their heads in confusion. Whether it’s barking, digging, nipping, or a number of other annoying activities, canines do things that seem odd to us. However, by understanding why they do such things, owners can learn to modify such behaviors.
Below, we’ll discuss several behavioral problems that can frustrate owners, their guests, and their neighbors. The purpose… Continue reading
House training a young dog is probably the most frustrating part of training a new arrival. You cannot put a timescale on how long the training will need to continue but continue it must until it sinks in. House training your dog is easier than you think! It can be accomplished with minimal aggravation and damage to your carpets, if you follow this simple method.
Dog grooming may not be on your list of favorite things to do with your dog but it is something that is essential to both you and your pet. Besides a very unsightly appearance, not grooming your dog can lead to a variety of problems. These problems can range from horribly smell to fleas and be a far greater trouble than just making your pet… Continue reading
Summer is around the corner. Its the perfect time of year to take some dog walks and get rid of that cabin fever. If your dog walks amount to a jog in the park for your dog with you in tow, this article is for you!
Abruptly changing the direction you’re heading in may be enough distraction to make your dog understand that he needs to follow… Continue reading