Socialization is vital to your dog’s wellbeing. A socialized pooch is happy and accepting of others, is less likely to have behavioral problems, such as possession and aggression and is a well liked member of society. The more social your companion is the easier it will be to train him, care for him, take him […]
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The Best Tips for Training Your Dog In order to get the very best out of the relationship with your dog, it is often necessary to train them in the ways of proper obedience. This can stop the dog from doing annoying and potentially harmful things to the family, and make having your pet
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The Best Things to Take When You Travel With Your Dog Are you planning a trip with your dog? Traveling with your dog can be a lot of fun for both of you, but you need to make the proper provisions ahead of time to make sure the trip goes off without a hitch.
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Controlling Your Dog’s Incessant Barking Many dog owners are aware that at some point in time that their dog will bark. They may bark at the doorbell. They may bark at a car driving by in the street, or they may bark when they kids outside playing. One thing is for sure: dogs will
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Working With Timid Dogs For a dog owner or trainer, trying to train a timid or shy dog can be challenging. There are many reasons why a dog may be timid Dogs with this type of temperament could have had a background that includes being isolated during puppy hood, having been taking from its
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Your Puppy’s Meal Plan Most puppies will eat anything and everything, taking down food like its no tomorrow! However, some puppies are picky eaters who tend to play with their food. Most of the time puppies are more interested in what in table food and would rather have what youíre eating. Although different puppies
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The Facts On Spaying And Neutering Spaying or neutering your dog is an important consideration for any responsible dog owner. Not only does spaying or neutering your dog prevent unwanted pregnancy but it also can prevent conditions such as cancer and other reproductive diseases and conditions. Spayed females and neutered males are less likely
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Housetraining Your New Puppy Housetraining is the most common problem for dog owners. If left unsupervised, a puppy may never figure out what housetraining is all about. And if over-supervised and harassed, he may become fearful and overanxious. A happy medium does exist, but many pet owners have trouble making the commitment to
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Housetraining Your New Puppy Housetraining is the most common problem for dog owners. If left unsupervised, a puppy may never figure out what housetraining is all about. And if over-supervised and harassed, he may become fearful and overanxious. A happy medium does exist, but many pet owners have trouble making the commitment to
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How to Understand Your Cat’s Feelings and Emotions For anyone who has been around an infant, you know that it’s pretty easy to tell what the baby is feeling. A smile means she’s happy. When she scrunches up her face and cries…not so much. But when it comes to furry felines, figuring out emotions can
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Which Scratching Post Is Best for My Kitty? Choose a sisal-covered post. Sisal is rough and a good material for kitty to rake his claws through. Don’t go for carpet-covered posts — they’re too soft, and the carpet loops can trap your cat’s claws. These posts also send a mixed message: The
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