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Dog Panting Explained
Panting in dogs is a breathing behavior that involves open-mouth respiration and changes in airflow and moisture to influence body heat and breathing effort. What is panting? Panting is rapid, open-mouth breathing during which air flows over the moist surfaces of the tongue and upper respiratory tract to promote evaporative cooling and increase ventilation; this…
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My Dog Jumps on Me. What Should I Do?
Many dogs jump up on people as a form of communication or excitement. The behavior can be managed safely with assessment, environmental changes, and consistent training. Why dogs jump Jumping is a normal canine behavior that often serves clear social functions; dogs commonly jump to greet, to express arousal, or to solicit attention. Saying a…
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My Dog Destroys the House!
Many dogs chew, scratch, or otherwise damage home items for a variety of emotional, physical, and environmental reasons. Identifying motives and practical steps can protect both the dog and the household. Why Dogs Destroy the House Destructive behavior commonly stems from emotional drivers such as separation anxiety, fear, or stress, from physical needs like teething…
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Basic Obedience Program
Basic obedience training establishes clear expectations for a dog’s behavior and creates a repeatable framework for teaching and maintaining skills across home and public settings. Program goals and outcomes Define behavioral goals that are observable and measurable so progress can be tracked objectively; examples include sit-on-leash under distraction, consistent recall from off-leash at distance, and…
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4 Puppy Behaviors That Your Dog Should Grow Out Of
Puppy behavior and development. Why puppy behaviors matter Early behaviors influence long-term safety, housetraining success, and how a dog tolerates people and other animals; knowing which behaviors should decline helps set practical goals. The primary socialization period for puppies is roughly 3 to 14 weeks of age[1], and exposures during that window strongly shape later…
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Healthy Dog Treat Recipes
Homemade dog treats can complement a balanced feeding plan when made with appropriate ingredients and portion control. Proper selection, preparation, and storage help keep treats safe, nutritious, and useful for training or enrichment. Dog Nutrition Fundamentals Treats should be used to reward or supplement, not to replace, a dog’s main diet; they are best thought…
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