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Things Your New Dog Can't Do Without
By Mia Morales
on Jul 8, 2021
When you bring home a rescue dog or a new puppy from a shelter, it is an exciting occasion. Most people regard this as adding a new member to the family, the same as you would if you were bringing home a new baby. And as with a new baby, your canine companion needs special gear to keep him content, comfortable, and well-behaved in his new home.
Common Problems Which an Old Dog May Have to Face
By Taylor Brouwer
on Jul 7, 2021
Not only are there definite signs of old age, but there are also certain problems that an old dog may have to face.
4 Backyard Hazards You Should Eliminate to Keep Your Pet Safe
By Brooke Chaplan
on Jul 4, 2021
Your backyard should be a safe place for the family pet. However, sometimes it can be filled with things that can hurt your beloved animals. Before letting your pet roam free in the backyard, check for these hazards and get rid of them to keep your best animal friend safe.
Is Your Child Ready for a Pet
By Cheryl Conklin
on Jul 1, 2021
Kids begging for a puppy or kitten is a tale as old as time. But how do parents know when their child is ready for a pet? While pet ownership has benefits like teaching responsibility and compassion, it’s also a big responsibility.
9 Ways To Restore Shine And Softness To Your Dog's Coat
By Jessica Smith
on Jun 29, 2021
To get your furry pet developing a shiny and vibrant coat isn’t just about dabbing pet-friendly creams and lotions. Consider diet, exercise, natural oils, and nourishing treats for your canine friend to get the most coveted coat. Here are nine tips to keep your dog’s fur coat looking silky and more manageable.
Post-Move Pup Priorities
By Indiana Lee
on Jun 26, 2021
Upon arriving at your new home, there are a few things you should consider to make your four-legged friend as comfortable and content as possible. Let’s go over what you should be prioritizing once you’ve moved to make sure your pet has a positive experience.
Five Secrets to the Perfect Multi-Cat Household
By Dr. Joanna Woodnutt MRCVS
on Jun 17, 2021
Having more than one cat sounds fun, but it can actually spell all kinds of trouble. The problem? Cats don’t like to share, so a multi-cat household can easily cause lots of stress. So, let’s take a look at the multi-cat household problem and what you can do about it.
Rare Dog Breeds You May Never Have Heard Of
By Julia Robson
on Jun 14, 2021
Today we’ll be taking a look at 8 such breeds, and hopefully you’ll be able to identify them if you ever come across them. You may even fall head over heels in love with one, and immediately start looking for a breeder.
How the 10 Most Popular Dog Breeds in the World Have Changed in 100 Years
By Timothy Miller
on Jun 13, 2021
Dogs have been man’s best friend for centuries. However, have they always looked the way we see them today? Well, like all other creatures, the environment has had a huge impact on their appearance. The changes have arisen from the environment as well as breeding habits by owners. Here is a look at how popular dog breeds have changed over a century.
Crate Training for Puppies and Dogs
By Priit Kallas
on Jun 11, 2021
Crate training is a skill that involves placing dogs in a crate not as a place of imprisonment but instead as a place of rest. This is born out of the intention to teach these dogs to find a place with the said descriptions when they are feeling overwhelmed and even afraid of what is around them, including loud noises.
Benefits of Training Dogs Using Positive Methods: Kindness Turns Out to Be the Best Way to Train Dogs
By Nicholas H. Parker
on Jun 8, 2021
Recently men have started to notice that kinder training methods revolving around positive reinforcement, have been capable of producing better-trained dog and dogs with an eagerness to please, this time not out of fear, but rather as a natural response to positive approaches.
How to Train a Dog to Respect Boundaries Without a Fence
By Diane H. Wong
on Jun 5, 2021
At times, it may be necessary to teach your dog to respect invisible boundaries. This can be accomplished with the use of positive reinforcement training.
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