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Does Your Pet’s Microchip Indicate Ownership?
Microchips are implanted identification devices commonly used in companion animals to help reunite lost pets with contactable caretakers. The technology, registration systems, and legal uses vary, so understanding what a chip does and does not prove can help owners and professionals handle reunions and disputes. How pet microchips work Most veterinary microchips are passive radio-frequency…
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Service Dog Training with Dogo
Service dog training combines behavior science, steady practice, and thoughtful matching between the handler’s needs and the dog’s abilities. Service Dog Roles and Eligibility Service dogs are trained to perform tasks that mitigate a person’s disability and can cover a range of functional roles. Service dogs commonly perform 3 main role categories: mobility assistance, psychiatric…
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How to Protect Your Garden: Sandbox For Dogs
A sandbox for dogs is a dedicated digging area that helps protect garden beds while giving dogs a safe place to satisfy digging instincts. Why a Dog Sandbox Works Redirecting digging into a defined spot reduces trampling and uprooting of plants and concentrates soil disturbance in one manageable zone; a common practical minimum for a…
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My Dog Keeps Bringing Me Things. Why?
Many dogs pick up and carry objects and sometimes bring those items to people, places, or beds as part of normal behavior. Instincts & Ancestry The tendency to retrieve or carry objects has deep roots in canid evolution and selective breeding. Domestic dogs share ancestry with wolves and related canids, and genetic and archaeological evidence…
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Why Dog Lifts Their Front Paw?
Dogs raise a front paw for many reasons that depend on posture, context, and individual history. Reading the surrounding signals helps determine whether the gesture is communicative, learned, instinctive, or medical. Types of Paw Lift A single brief lift that lasts under 2 seconds often accompanies a dog shifting attention or preparing to move, and…
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My Dog Is Overly Excited for a Walk. What to Do?
Dogs can become highly aroused before a walk for many reasons, and practical steps can reduce that arousal so walks are safer and more enjoyable. Below are explanations of common causes, immediate tactics, training options, gear choices, and when to seek professional help. Understanding Why Your Dog Becomes Overly Excited Anticipation, specific environmental cues, sight…
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