
Is Your Dog a Righty or Lefty? Here’s How to Know
Would you like to know if your dog is a righty or lefty? You can use the same tests the researchers used in studies to determine paw preferences in canines.
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Would you like to know if your dog is a righty or lefty? You can use the same tests the researchers used in studies to determine paw preferences in canines.
Your dog will pick up the scent of a coyote long before you see it. So stay alert to your dog’s behaviors
Since barking is a vital part of your dog’s communication, you should not discourage all barking. But there are situations where you should not ignore your dog’s barking! Let’s take a closer look at the 5 situations where your dog’s barking warrants a closer look!
Scent Work: 7 Tips on How to Train Your Dog!
Road trips with our furry best friends can be a fun adventure! But it’s important to be prepared before hitting the road in the event of a pet illness, injury or emergency.
Like humans, dogs primarily speak through their body language. Did you know that humans communicate 70-93% through nonverbal, body language and cues?
While scooting is a common K9 behavior, it’s time to visit your vet. While it’s common in smaller to medium-sized breeds, it’s not a healthy behavior that can be dismissed because scooting can force bacteria back into the skin and anal sacs leading to more serious complications.
If your home is an apartment or condo, it is important to choose the right K9 breed– and personality – to share your small space with you.
After studying 2,757 dogs (including over 100 breeds), researchers concluded that the absence of the owner(s) is not what fuels this potentially disruptive and destructive canine behavior.
Understanding Dog Sibling Rivalry Whether they share the same household
Senior Dog Aging involves a variety of challenges for our
Did you know that Mother Nature gave your dog the ability to taste bitterness to protect him from potentially unhealthy or poisonous items in the wild?
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