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Understanding How to Show Affection to Dogs
Humans use touch to communicate greetings, connection and affection via a handshake, hug or kiss. Dogs use gestures to communicate affection, too—they nuzzle, nudge, rub up against and even groom each...
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Understand and Solve Dog Aggression by Recognizing Behavior Patterns
Dogs aren’t born aggressive—but when aggression occurs, especially toward humans, the problem must be dealt with firmly. For both safety and liability reasons, aggression is among the most serious...
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Nutrition and Behavior: A Vital Link to Optimal Canine Health
Just as we humans need good nutrition to function at our best, your canine companion also requires a balanced diet for optimal health and wellbeing. With proper nourishment, your dog can grow and...
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Tips for Managing a Multi-Dog Household
If you currently have one dog and are considering getting another, think carefully first. While the joy of owning more than one dog grows with each new “family” member you add, the challenges of...
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Working from Home with Your Dog
With the rise of telecommuting and self-employment, many dog owners are able to work from home and don’t have to routinely leave their furry friends for the day. Some dogs ease into this scenario and...
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Choosing a Puppy
How to Make Sure the Puppy You Bring Home is the Right One for YOUR Family A dog’s age, breed and temperament, combined with your lifestyle and personality, all play an important role in determining...
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Tips for Grooming Your Dog
Whether you opt to take your dog to a professional groomer, use a self-service dog wash, or handle all of your dog’s grooming at home, regular grooming will keep your dog healthy and happy. In addition...
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Understanding and Managing Older Dogs
Our dogs give us so much throughout their lives, including love, companionship, loyalty and protection. As dogs age (in general, dogs aged seven years or more are considered senior), they rely on us to...
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What is Your Dog Learning Today?
Compared to our hectic schedules, our dogs have very little to do or think about every day. Often, our dogs are simply observing the activity around them. They watch us, study us, and learn from us....
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Why People Don’t Train Their Dogs and Why They Should
Many of us consider our dogs to be members of our family. In many ways, they are. We form a special bond with dogs that few other animals share. Some dog owners go so far as to interpret their dog’s …...
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