Why Do Dogs Like Sticks
Dogs have a passion for sticks. This is evident when you play fetch with your dog. You may also see your dog carrying a stick with them when you walk them in the park or run with them in the woods. But do you know the reason behind dogs’ fascination...
Dog Teeth Chattering: Causes and What It Means
Teeth chattering can be a sign of pain, seizures, or a neurological disorder. Dogs will chatter their teeth simply because they are feeling cold, nervous, or excited. Why are your dog’s teeth chattering? What does it mean when a dog chatters its teeth? Stress and Anxiety If your dog is very...
Making The Vet A Happy Place
For a lot of dogs the basic things involved in an exam, even a routine one, can seem scary not because they are out of the ordinary for them. They usually only go a few times a year, and when they do, they get poked, prodded, and stuck with...
Using Play to Treat Dog Aggression
Play is a powerful tool when working with aggressive dogs who are misbehaving because of frustration, arousal, lack of impulse control, boredom, or fear. Play has a positive effect on emotions, which is why play-motivated fearful dogs often respond better to play than to treats, even if they are also highly treat-motivated...
Benefits of Loose Leash Walking
Walking your dog is a fun and healthy activity for both you and your furry friend. However, when your dog pulls on the leash during walks, it can make the experience less enjoyable and more exhausting for you. That’s where loose leash walking comes in. Dog’s Health Pulling can be harmful...
Physical Exercise for Dogs（Indoors and Outdoors）
Tug-of war is a popular game to play with dogs, even indoors. It will build your dog’s strength, coordination, confidence and help consume its excess energy. Here are some tips for playing tug-of war safely without encouraging aggression in your dog. Firstly, use sturdy rope toys or rubber toys that...
