Why Your Dog Eats Grass
Most dogs chew on the grass at some point, and some do it almost daily. In this article, we will discuss the possible reasons why your dog eats grass.
Can You Trust Your Dog Unsupervised at Home?
Even adult dogs may need to be crated if they tend to be destructive when bored or unsupervised. Some may never be able to be left alone, and that’s okay!
Helpful Training for Car Rides
With the summer upon us, Floridians are ready to hit the road. Bringing your dog along is fun, but challenging if your dog is not a fan of car rides.
Three D’s of Teaching New Behaviors
Teaching your dog new behaviors comes with many moments of excitement, and many challenges. A great way to help ensure your dog’s success in any new trick is to be consistent in your progression through the three D’s of training--distance, duration, and distraction. When you first approach a new aspect of training, it’s critical to [...]
Stop Normalizing Bad Dog Behaviors
Sometimes we put up with bad dog behaviors for our pets. Small dogs especially tend to get away with actions that would not be acceptable for bigger dogs.
Dispelling the Alpha Dog Misconception
A common concept in the past has been the idea that the owner needs to assert dominance to be respected as the “alpha dog” in the household.
Helping Your Dog to Cope with Fireworks
While the July 4th fireworks bring excitement and joy to most people, many of our canine friends cower when they hear the loud display.
Teething or Nipping? A Guide to Puppy Bites
During this time (between 3 and 7 months old for most dogs), it’s natural for your puppy to nip and gnaw at things to try and relieve their growing pains. Here is how to decipher the puppy bites.
Coping with Your Adolescent Dog
During this period, your adolescent dog (just like your kids) is ruled by their changing hormones. It’s common to experience rebellious tendencies and sudden changes in your dog’s behavior, training, and energy levels.
Did Your Dog Have an Anxiety Attack?
Untreated mental illness can have serious effects on a dog’s physical health and quality of life, so it’s important to know the signs. One symptom of mental illness that may be misinterpreted in dogs is an anxiety attack.