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How to Stop Your Dog from Chasing Cats
Dogs are friendly creatures, and they can get over-excited at times. This might mean dogs chasing after the cats for hours trying to play with them. Naturally, cats do not appreciate this and they prefer to be left in peace....
Can Dogs Eat Cabbage?
Can Dogs Eat Raw Cabbage? The simple answer is yes. We all know that the crispness of raw cabbage is tantalizing for our furry friends. However, too much of anything is bad. Although cabbage is beneficial for your dog, raw...
Help! My Dogs Are Suddenly Aggressive To Other Dogs In The House
A multi-dog household can be fun, but it can also be challenging. When a pack of happy rowdy pups starts to turn on each other, it can be very stressful. There's nothing more heartbreaking than having to rehome one of...
How To Get A Dog To Stop Barking
Barking is a natural behavior of dogs, but too much can be annoying and stressful to both the animal and the humans around. There are ways to keep your dog from habitually barking unnecessarily, and we’ll talk about them below....
How To Tell If A Dog Is Aggressive Towards Cats
Dogs and cats are both lovable companions. But there are times when they just can't live together. Some people would say it's because of the difference in their species or personalities. But the truth is it has a lot to...
Aggressive Dog Nail Trimming
Dogs need regular nail cutting as untrimmed nails can injure the dog, the owner, and other pets during play. But not all dogs allow professional groomers or their owners to trim their nails. Some even become uncooperative by moving around,...
Aggressive Dog Repellants
Why You May Need An Aggressive Dog Repellant Dogs are man’s best friends. However, if improperly trained or placed in a provoking environment, they may show aggression towards people, animals, or objects. Plus, there’s no guarantee that all dogs you...
Least Aggressive Dog Breeds
Experts say that a dog's aggression is an issue of upbringing. Still, there are dog breeds that are known for their mellow and friendly nature. Families with kids, in particular, prefer them. If you're one looking to adopt (don't shop!)...
Can an Aggressive Dog Be Cured?
An aggressive dog can be a cause of concern to its owners and members of the family. When dogs feel threatened, they may exhibit aggressive behaviors such as barking, hair raising, and the ultimate response, involving claws and teeth. Aggression...
How to Deal with a Growling Dog
Over the years, humans have learned to instinctively interpret a dog’s growling as a warning to keep their distance. What’s the big deal with a growling dog? Reading a dog’s behavior is vital because it allows pet owners to understand what...
Can You Train Aggression Out of a Dog?
Aggressive behavior in dogs can be difficult, if not scary, to deal with. It is a serious issue that if left unchecked, may threaten you, your dog, and others in the vicinity. Thankfully, all is not lost. It is possible...
How to Stop Dog Aggression Towards Owner
Owner-directed aggression is always a distressing experience for dog owners. Aggression towards strangers, while undesirable and possibly more dangerous, is relatively more understandable. However, when your own dog displays aggressive behavior against you, the person who loves and cares for...
Dog Training Tips for Aggressive Behavior
Do you think your dog is aggressive? With some expert advice and a bucketful of patience, training your dog out of their aggression is possible. I’ve outlined some basic training techniques you can do at home to slowly correct aggressive...
Why Does My Puppy Have Hiccups?
If your pup has a case of the hiccups, don't worry too much. Dog hiccups are incredibly normal and, in a majority of cases, harmless. The symptoms are caused by involuntary diaphragm contractions triggered by getting excited, eating too quickly,...
Why Do Dogs Roll in Poop?
As adorable as our furry babies maybe, why they choose to roll around in their own filth is one of nature's grossest mysteries. It's even worse when they come out smelling so clean and fresh right after a bath, and...
Best Collars for Aggressive Dogs
Dogs who exhibit aggressive behavior may require collars specifically designed to restrain them when you go on walks. This is for the safety of other people, yourself, and your dog. However, some collars marketed towards aggressive dogs are extremely dangerous...
Why Is My Dog Panting and Restless?
Panting is very normal for dogs; they do it every day. It's usually a way for them to cool off when they're hot, excited, or tired after exercising. However, heavy panting may be a sign of something more serious. Heavy...
How to Put on a Dog Harness
A harness is a better option than a collar when you’re taking your dog out for a walk. You can securely walk your dog around the block without straining his neck. Unlike traditional collars, harnesses are more comfortable for your...
The 5 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Getting a Dog
Adopting a dog is an exciting and fun experience, however, it can also be an extremely stressful one. There is a lot that goes into adopting a dog, from finding the breed that is right for you, to finding a...
Best Dog Training Treats
Dog training and treats- these two go hand in hand. Dog treats reinforce good behavior, and it's a reward for a job well done. Using Treats to Train Your Dog Sure, you can reward doggie with a belly rub or...
4 Easy Steps for Breaking Up a Dog Fight
Adequate dog training and understanding dog behaviour help prevent animal attacks or dog on dog aggression. Still, there may be uncontrollable incidences wherein a simple dog walk, snack time, or play escalates into a fight. Knowing what to do to...
How to Place a Prong Collar on a Dog
Prong collars are used as training collars or when you're just starting to teach your dog how to walk. Dog owners and trainers use them to enforce obedience. Prong collars are different from choke collars. These collars have metal links...
Why Does My Dog Stare at Me?
Do you find your dog watching you while you are watching TV, cooking dinner, or any other activity? Do you notice that they are even keeping tabs on you when you go to the bathroom? It is because it is...
Why is My Dog Panting?
Normal and Abnormal Panting Your dog's panting could be normal or abnormal. Normal panting basically happens when your dog is feeling a bit too hot. Panting, in such circumstances, is considered healthy and natural. Abnormal panting, however, could denote your...
White Dog Breeds
Did you know (and this comes directly from my hub of useless knowledge cabinet) that over sixty million-plus households in the United States of America have pets and by far, if not most, the dog is the most popular pet...
Why Do Dogs Eat Cat Poop?
Exactly why do dogs eat cat poop? This is actually a very common and documented occurrence. As a matter of fact, it is so common that it has a scientific name. It is called coprophagia. But is this something that...
Why Do Dogs Lick Their Paws?
Too much licking of the paws can be a sign of a problem, although it's normal for dogs to lick their paws sometimes. Frequent licking may mean it's time for some behavioral or medical intervention on your part. Some of...
Why Is My Dog Shaking?
Sometimes canines will shiver, even in fairly warm weather. An owner might observe this and feel stupefied. He might ask himself, "Why is my dog shaking?" Dogs are capable of shivering to help deal with cold, but it might not...
Why Do Dogs Eat Poop?
You're probably wondering "Why do dogs eat poop?" Yep, dogs can do some really disgusting things. They drink water from the toilet, roll around in mud and even lick their own butts. However, one of the worst things they do...
Best Dog Car Harness
We're not sure how things work in your home, but here, our dogs love going for a ride. It's a race to get to the car door first. It's hard to ignore that complete look of betrayal when you leave...
