How to Train Your Dog to Safely Interact With Kids
Every dog owner should teach their dog to act correctly around kids, even if you don't have kids in the house. Here's what to know. ...
Should Dogs Be Allowed on Furniture?
Should you let your dog on the couch or in the bed with you? Are there any reasons we should not let dogs on the furniture? Here's what to know. ...
How to Train an Older Dog to Do New Tricks
You can train your dog at any age. Here are some tips for making your adult dog a happy and healthy member of the family. ...
Common Canine Behaviors Explained
If you have ever seen your dog doing something weird and wondered why, here are some answers to why dogs do some of the things they do. ...
How to Stop Your Dog From Growling
A growling dog can soon become even more aggressive. Reduce the noise and potential for a dangerous situation with some of these techniques. ...
Different Meanings of a Dog's Wagging Tail
A dog wagging his tail is a common sight, but it may mean more than you think. Find out why dogs wag their tails and what canine tail wagging means. ...
4 Reasons Why Your Dog Licks Their Butt
Butt-licking in dogs can be a part of normal grooming, but excessive butt-licking is not normal. Read about the most common reasons for this behavior. ...
How to Train Your Dog to Run Next to a Bicycle
Cycling with your dog can be a fun way to get some exercise. Here are some things you should know before you start riding your bike with your dog. ...
How to Train Your Deaf Dog
With a bit of patience, deaf dogs are just as capable of being trained as other dogs. Learn the best ways to train your deaf or hearing-impaired dog. ...
Why Dogs Eat Poop and How to Stop Them
Is your dog eating poop? Some dogs do this because of stress or illness. Learn how to prevent stool eating, or coprophagia, in dogs. ...
How to Solve Your Dog's Fear of Car Rides
Is your dog scared of car rides? This fear of riding in cars is common. Learn why your dog is scared of car rides and how to help conquer this fear. ...
How to Train Your Dog to Go to Its Place
Training your dog to go to its bed or place is a great way to get it to settle down quickly. Learn how to get your dog to follow the place command. ...
Social Anxiety in Dogs
Does your dog have social anxiety? Some dogs experience nervousness and fear in social situations. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention. ...
How to Train Your Dog to Play
Not all dogs instinctively know how to play. You can help your dog become an engaged, playful member of the family by following these steps. ...
Why Do Dogs Eat Rocks?
One of the most common non-food items for dogs to eat are rocks. Here's what to know about why dogs eat them and how can you stop your dog from eating rocks. ...
Littermate Syndrome in Dogs
Dogs that grew up together as littermates may have conflicts when they live together as adults. Here's everything you need to know about littermate syndrome in dogs. ...
Why Do Dogs Scratch the Bed?
Your dog's nightly bedtime ritual hearkens back to their wild canine ancestors. Learn about why they do it and when it could be a problem. ...
How to Train Your Puppy to Stop Chasing Cats
Puppies like to chase cats, but if your cat is stressed by your pup's pursuit, then you can use these training tips to help your pets live in peace. ...
Why Dogs Bury Bones and Other Objects
If you give a dog a bone, he might bury it. Why is that? Learn about this burying behavior in dogs and what it means for your pet. ...
How to Train Your Dog to Take a Bow
It may not be as important as "sit" and "stay," but training your dog to take a bow is a very cute trick. ...
