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  1. Common Dog Behavior Problems and What You Can Do About Them

    … couch legs or barking at invisible foes. What’s a dog lover to do? First, frequent barking and excessive chewing are common dog behavior problems. However, with a little insight, you can …

  2. 5 Puppy Behaviors to Nip in the Bud (And Other Pertinent Puppy Tips!)

    … new to the game, you might not know what’s normal puppy behavior and what’s not. Along with a discussion on that … your puppy how to have a soft mouth so important? Any dog has the potential to bite in certain situations; for … out in the woods, or they get startled by a toddler. If a dog has learned bite inhibition as a puppy, they …

  3. Dog Behavior - A Compassionate, Sensible, Effective Approach

    … of behavioral problems than because of disease or injury. Dog obedience training can ensure your canine is a safe and … your family. From training puppies to addressing unwanted behavior in an older dog, our veterinarians can help you achieve a better …

  4. How to Enrich and Socialize Your Pup to Ensure Good Behavior and Avoid Catastrophes

    … the world, you may very well have brought a new puppy or dog home. You’ve got their dog bed in the perfect spot, you’ve hopefully found a … As veterinarians, we see dogs rehomed far too often for behavior that could have been nipped in the bud with some …

  5. Bad Behavior, Loneliness, Separation Anxiety, Oh My! Is It Time for Doggy Daycare?

    … of Generation Z owners, and 42% of millennials plan to hire dog walkers or reserve spots in doggy daycare for their … veterinarians have seen an uptick in a lack of dog training and socialization, which has made the … However, sometimes that same dog changes their behavior as you prepare to leave home or when they have been …

  6. Celebrate Spoil Your Dog Day with These Fun Ideas

    … August 10th is Spoil Your Dog Day, and while it might sound like a great opportunity … treats, that might not be the healthiest thing for your dog . Dogs should not consume an excessive amount of … for brushing your dog’s teeth .) Work on Behavior/Obedience Again, this doesn’t seem like it …

  7. Tips for Fun (and Safety) at the Dog Park

    … Now that the long winter is finally over, the dog parks are coming alive with the sounds of frolicking … part of sociability, not to mention exercise. Yet, dog parks are not for everyone. Dogs with aggression … by a small group of members who are well-experienced in dog behavior and have worked hard to create the park and keep it …

  8. Why Do Dogs Eat Poop?

    … repulsive smell, nothing seems to be quite as offensive to dog lovers as coprophagia—that is, eating poop. So, what’s behind this bizarre behavior ? Dogs can eat poop for a number of reasons, from … parasites—with your veterinarian first. If your dog has a clean bill of health, his behavior could be a …

  9. What to Do When Your Pet Won’t Eat

    … by a number of serious conditions, so if you notice your dog or cat has lost interest in food, it’s best to … as well as any changes you may have noticed in his behavior . A thorough nose-to-tail examination: A … cat behavior dog behavior

  10. Rewarding Your Dog Without Treats

    … it comes to positive reinforcement and rewarding your dog for good behavior or learning a new command, treats are obviously the … to lose track of just how much food you’re giving your dog with these treats in combination with their regular …

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