Easily Stop Dog Leash Pulling (Effective Aids and Tips)

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Welcome, dog lover! If you’ve ever returned home from a walk with your furry friend feeling like you’ve just been put through a vigorous weight-pulling competition, we get you. The simple joy of a leisurely stroll can quickly become a struggle with a leash-pulling pup in tow. Imagine, instead, a walk where your arm doesn’t … Read more

Dog Breeds and Deer Chasing: The Why’s and What to Do

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Here’s a little riddle for you – what’s speedy, agile, and loves to dart across your yard? The answer might surprise you – it’s not your frisky dog, but a stately deer! And, if your dog is anything like ours, chances are they’ve caught sight of one of these graceful creatures and bolted after them. … Read more

My Dog Ate Paper: What Now?

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Catching your dog chomping on a piece of paper can cause quite the scare, especially if it’s not the first time they’ve decided to turn your documents into an unexpected snack. The main concern here is whether it’s dangerous if your dog ate some paper. Depending on the amount and type of paper ingested, complications … Read more

Find Your Peace: Best Anti-Bark Solutions for Dogs

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Your dog’s constant barking has you at your wits’ end. You’ve tried everything but the chorus of canine cacophony remains unabated. It disrupts your peaceful evenings and the neighbors are starting to complain. Enter anti-bark collars and devices, a possible solution that’s generated quite a buzz in the dog training world. So, with all the … Read more

Why Yelling at Your Dog Does More Harm Than Good

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As dog parents, we’ve all had moments of frustration when our furry friends just don’t seem to listen. It can be tempting to raise our voices in these instances, but is this really the best way to communicate? So let’s explore the world from our dog’s perspective and why a different, more compassionate communication approach … Read more

The Underrated Role of Toys in Dog Training

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Challenged by the endless tug-o-war with your dog during training? Fed up with treats disappearing faster than they motivate? Hold onto your leash – toys might be your next best training tool. Remember those captivating squeaky toys and fuzzy stuffed animals? They are not just items of entertainment but can also serve as a secret … Read more

Play Fight or Real Fight? Understand Your Dog’s Aggression

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We’ve all done it – engaged in a friendly bout of wrestling with our furry friends. But when those playful nibbles turn into aggressive bites, you may start wondering: why does my dog attack me when I play fight? Hold on to your leash, because we’re about to dive into the dynamics of play fights … Read more

Are Saint Bernards Good Guard Dogs? Weighing the Facts

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Looking at a massive Saint Bernard, you may wonder if these gentle giants are cut out for the role of a guard dog. It’s a valid question, and one that many potential dog owners grapple with. Intrigued by this paradox? Well, the Saint Bernard’s protective nature is more nuanced than you might expect. So let’s … Read more

Why Crate Training is Good for Your Dog

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Let’s talk about crates – those cage-like things you’ve probably seen in pet stores or your friend’s house. Feel a twinge of unease? You’re not the first. Many dog owners struggle with the concept of crate training, wrestling with questions and guilt: “Isn’t it cruel? Will my dog hate me?”. Now, take a deep breath. … Read more