Understanding Puppy Aggressiveness: Causes, Training, and Solutions Active individuals who are always looking for the next best form of exercise will certainly take delight with the right athletic companion. From taking on long and extreme walks to running through parks and the wilderness, one of the most active dog breeds you can come across is …
Understanding Puppy Aggressiveness: Causes, Training, and Solutions Why is your dog pacing and unsettled? We’ll cover some of the most common reasons your dog might feel the need to pace continuously around the home, or never seems to settle down well. No one likes to hear their precious pup is unhappy! Once you understand the cause …
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Understanding Puppy Aggressiveness: Causes, Training, and Solutions Dogs are known for their intelligence and ability to follow directions, but can they look up? I’ve seen this discussion numerous times in Facebook groups and some online forums, and it’s always been a heated debate. While we all love our doggies, we can’t help but wonder if …
Understanding Puppy Aggressiveness: Causes, Training, and Solutions Dogs are known for being loyal and loving companions, but they’re also notorious for having sensitive stomachs. If your dog is constantly experiencing digestive issues or allergies, even the simplest of food switches can be tough. Fortunately, there are several hydrolyzed protein dog foods options out there that …
Understanding Puppy Aggressiveness: Causes, Training, and Solutions Let’s say you’ve just noticed that your dog has been keeping its tail between its legs more than usual. You’re not sure what it means, and you’re starting to get a little worried. You might be wondering, “Does this mean they’re sick?” There are a few common challenges …
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Understanding Puppy Aggressiveness: Causes, Training, and Solutions A dog’s paws can be a range of colors depending on their breed. The most common color is black or brown, but they may also be lighter shades such as pink and light brown. Paw pads should never be red and swollen, however, a dog’s paws should never …