AOL: 7 Ways You Could Be Confusing Your Dog & What to Do Instead
7 Ways You Could Be Confusing Your Dog & What to Do Instead
Gigwise: How to Travel With Your Dog Without the Anxiety (Yours or Theirs)
How to Travel With Your Dog Without the Anxiety (Yours or Theirs)
Many dogs initially go to the vet’s office without any issues. But a single negative experience can be enough to trigger fear or even trauma. Editorial dog Yumi used to enjoy going to the vet, but ...
When you are scared, you are frightened or alarmed. It can be a momentary thing: hearing a car screech outside your house and worrying that your dog just got hit.
Most people love a fireworks display, but many of our furry friends don’t. The loud bangs and crackling sounds can trigger anxiety symptoms in dogs, like pacing, panting, and excessive drooling. It’s ...
Dog Club on MSN: Why your dog hides pain: 10 important reasons to know
Dogs are masters at hiding discomfort, and that can leave you guessing when something feels off. Subtle changes in routine or mood might be the only clues your best friend offers. Understanding why ...
Dogs don't necessarily agree—in fact, most don't. "To a dog, a hug can actually feel quite stressful," Kenny says. "It can feel restricting and intimidating to have a human’s face so close to theirs.
Brattleboro Reformer: Secrets of a Pro Dog Trainer by Janice Zazinski: Get your new adult dog off to a great start
Veterinary behaviorists agree that when bringing home a puppy, the priority is teaching them the world is safe. But what if your adopted adult dog is shy, skittish, or fearful ...