Dog Car Safety: 5 Gotta Dos
If you love taking your dog for a ride in the car as much as we do, you need to be concerned about dog car safety. Just because Fifi wants to sit on your lap or stick her head out...
Dog Submissive Urination: Why it Happens (It’s Not Always What You Think)
Timid dog submissive urination is a serious problem for puppy owners who aren’t familiar with ways to recognize it and deal with the underlying causes. Many pet owners think that man’s best friend has accidents due to poor potty training...
Why Do Dogs Chase Cars?
There is doubt left when watching an old Looney Tunes cartoon with Chester and Spike as to why do dogs chase cars; Chester just thinks it’s fun. But, if you have ever had to deal with stopping a dog from...
Why Do Puppies Eat Their Poop
When I was younger, I recall seeing a comedian doing a skit called, “why do puppies eat their poop?” In his attempts to get the answer from vets and dog trainers, his only conclusion to why his dog continued to...
Excitement Urination in Dogs
Excitement urination in dogs is not a great issue that a pet owner wants to have with man’s best friend. These accidents usually happen when a dog is overly excited, anxious or feeling a need to be completely submissive. Most...
Can Dogs Have ADHD
If you have ever thought, “Can dogs have ADHD,” you wouldn’t be alone. It is entirely possible for dogs to have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) because dogs and people have a similar brain composition. ADHD is marked by distractibility...
Why Do Dogs Eat Cat Poop
Dogs seem to have an affinity for finding, eating and enjoying cat poop. While this will never make logical sense to you, there are some reasons why dogs eat cat poop based on health or behavioral issues. If you...
How to Train Your Dog To Stay
Learning how to train your dog to stay is one of the most important skills you can achieve as a dog-owner team. Not only is having this control extremely satisfying as a dog owner, but it is vital in helping...
Your Dog, PTSD and Getting Help
It isn’t uncommon for someone with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) to get a dog. PTSD is one of the few mental illnesses triggering anxiety and other symptoms in response to external events. Real life triggers create their own set...
Dog Air Travel: Paperwork, Preparation and Minimizing Delays
If you are like us, the term all-inclusive family vacation really means paw inclusive family vacation where Fido gets to enjoy the trip, even if dog air travel is involved. While airlines have become much more accommodating for people traveling...
