Virtual Dog Training Anywhere in the World
Toys help dogs learn, they tire them out, prevent boredom, help with anxiety and they’re fun. Many old dogs do love to play with toys, a fact confirmed by a recent survey I did of senior dog parents. Many old…
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You’ve spent all that time potty training your dog, and now it seems he’s having more and more accidents in the house. What’s going on! There are lots of reasons why a dog is peeing or pooping in the house,…
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Google dogs and babies, and you will find the cutest pictures and videos of dogs cuddling and playing with babies. The adorable images raise a question: why are dogs so gentle with babies? Dogs know to be gentle with babies…
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As a dog lover, giving your dog chunky bones to chew on feels like an excellent way to keep him happy. Most pictures of happy dogs often show them holding a bone, but does that mean you should feed your…
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What can be more heart breaking than a dog running from room to room, frantically looking for his people, and not finding them. There are varying degrees of this behavior, ranging from mild discomfort to ripping the house apart. If…
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Whether your dog loves a paddle in the ocean, a stroll through the mud, a roll in the dirt or just a nice calm walk, he needs a bath. Not only will it keep his skin and coat clean, it’s…
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Taking your dog swimming is such a wonderful thing to do. Not only is it fun, it’s great exercise for dogs of all ages and very beneficial for old dogs with joint issues. The question is, are all pools okay…
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A leash is such a powerful tool. Not only is it the best and safest way to walk your dog, it can be used to house train your dog, stop him from jumping up on people he meets, keep him…
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There are so many great reasons to give your dog something to chew on. Not only can it relieve anxiety and boredom, it’s also a great addition to your dog’s dental routine. The gnawing action can help keep teeth and…
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Most people who have more than one dog have run into an issue with a dog who refuses to share his toys. This kind of resource guarding behavior can range from the odd lifted lip or air snap in response…
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