Making Daily Walks More Interesting
If you find that you or Rover are bored with your normal daily walks, there are a number of ways you can make your outside time together more exciting.
Aggression Towards the Veterinarian
Aggressive behavior at the veterinarian makes an already stressful experience even worse. Though you may initially be embarrassed, don’t worry.
Preparing your Dog for New Baby’s Arrival
A new baby in the house completely alters the family routine and dynamic. Dogs, who thrive on consistent schedules, are likely to be overwhelmed.
Training your Dog to Go Boating
If you are a dog owner, boating is a wonderful adventure for you and your canine friend. It provides many new sights, smells, and sounds for him to enjoy.
Clicker Training Your Dog
When using the clicker training method, you should never click without an accompanying treat, as this will confuse and de-motivate your pup.
Slowing Your Dog’s Food Consumption
Rapid food consumption can cause health issues foryour dog, particularly in large, deep-chested canine breeds. Here's how you can help.
Vaccinations – What to Expect
Dogs contract sickness just like we do, and are much more likely to come into contact with wildlife that carry dangerous diseases, so it is crucial that we give them proper preemptive care so that they can avoid uncomfortable or painful illnesses later on.
Why Isn’t Your Dog Food Motivated?
If your dog isn't food motivated, you'll need to find a different method of reward to create a successful training regimen.
Interacting with a Deaf Dog
Communicating with a deaf dog may seem impossible, because so often we rely on them listening for when we call them or give them a vocal command.
Canine Exercise – Is Your Dog Getting Enough?
According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, more than 50% of dogs nationwide are overweight due to overfeeding and not enough time spent moving in canine exercise.