Dog Training Tips – Rewarding Your Pet VS Bribery
Training your pet can be a difficult task, but using food as either a bribe or a reward in dog training can help you get results. Bribing your dog with treats and snacks during training can establish a connection between desired behavior and tasty morsels while rewarding them with treats after completing the task reinforces…
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What are 10 Signs You Have a Spoiled Pet?
We pet owners want our furry friends to be happy and well-behaved. But sometimes, our pets can develop certain habits or behaviors that indicate they’ve become too spoiled. Whether it’s excessive barking or meowing, refusing to obey commands, demanding constant attention, or displaying signs of separation anxiety, these are all signs that you have a…
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Puppy Breath – Uncovering the Differences between the Good and Bad
Everyone knows the sweet smell of puppy breath – that unmistakable, almost magical scent that transports us to a place of pure joy and contentment. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself what is puppy breath and what exactly gives puppies their unique fragrance? Well, let’s take a look at the science behind the…
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Absolute Essentials You Need In Your Dog Walking Bag
This is a great article about what you should pack in a dog walking backpack for a cold day out with your dog. It’s a great way to ensure that you and your dog are both warm and safe on those cold days.
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12 Amazing Facts About A Dog’s Tongue You Probably Did Not Know
12 Amazing Facts About A Dog’s Tongue You Probably Did Not Know A dog’s tongue plays a crucial part in how it interacts with its surroundings, whether taking every last piece of food from its dish, panting after a game of fetch, or showering you with affection. Here are some intriguing facts about dog tongues…
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Canine Adolescence – Surviving the Doggie Teens
Surviving Your Pup’s Adolescent Behavior Canine adolescence is a difficult time for both children and dogs. For puppies, it’s usually defined as the period from four months to two years of life; however this might just be an extension into adulthood due to their behavior patterns during these early stages being similar between human adolescents.…
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Protecting Your Dogs Mental Health
Mental Health is Important for Your Dog It’s upsetting to watch your dog behaving down or worried. Learn how you may assist your dog with mental health challenges that are not exclusive to people. Dogs can exhibit signs of anxiety and depression, which can coexist. When dealing with these mental health concerns, people may develop…
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Protect Dog Paws for a Happy Pup
Paw problems in dogs may be unseen by pet owners, but these conditions can cause significant discomfort for our canine companions if left untreated. Paws are relatively tough, but it’s excruciating when they do have difficulties. To avoid paw issues like broken nails, pad burns, and frostbite, pet parents must learn to protect their dog’s…
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Loose Leash Walking Tips and Tricks
It’s time to get your furry best friend out for some extra playtime and exercise! Now is an excellent opportunity for a refresher on loose leash walking and reinforcing appropriate walking behavior. If you have a pup, the great news is that you can start your loose-leash training right at home. By committing to loose…
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How To Keep Your Pet Sitter and Pet Safe
As pet owners, it is our responsibility to ensure that our pets are safe and secure with the pet sitters we leave them with. We will baby-proof a home with a young one around, and we must do the same for our pets to ensure they are always safe when we are not able to…
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