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Why Do Dogs Bark So Much?
Dogs bark to signal loneliness, territorial defense, separation anxiety, play, or discomfort. Curb it with calm 'quiet' commands and rewards, gradual alone-time training, and by meeting its needs before you leave — but rule out pain if the barking is sudden.
How to Stop Your Dog from Eating Things off the Ground
How does a dog explore the world? Beyond smell and sight, the mouth is essential - especially for puppies curious about anything on the floor. Today we look at breaking the 'eat whatever you find' habit.
Why Some Dogs Dislike Their Owners
Dogs are man's best friend and a trusted partner. For most, trust is daily life - but a few distrust their owners. Odd, since a dog trusts who? Today we learn why some dogs dislike their owner.
Is Violence the Best Way to Train a Dog
Today let's see which training method is most effective. If you like to use violence when training your dog, this violent method only makes the dog submit, not truly obey you. The dog will correct and listen only out of fear of being hit.
Why Do So Many Dogs Fight at the Drop of a Hat
Today let's learn together how to make a dog no longer aggressive.
How to Prevent Dog Diseases in Spring
In spring all things revive and microbes hidden in corners become active, so spring is also a season of high disease incidence.
How to Train Your Dog Not to Eat Things on Walks
Dogs sometimes eat strange food on walks and get severe poisoning, so today we explain how to train a dog to avoid eating off the ground. For your dog's health, learn the 'leave it' training.
How to Crate-Train Your Dog to Stay Calm
In pet stores you naturally see them: row after row of crates big enough for a dog. Made of fiberglass, plastic or plain open wire. Though different, they all evoke a scary image: dog prison.
How to Train Your Dog’s Attention
Many owners find the dog knows a command, but when showing off it suddenly forgets everything, embarrassing the owner.
How to Treat Dog Separation Anxiety
Dog separation anxiety shows as: sad, barking, crying, biting the bed/furniture/pad when alone; on return it trembles hard in the crate. Once formed it is severe, so act at the first sign.