Learn how to be the
best dog trainer for
your dog!
-
How to get tick off dog?
Finding a tick on your dog can feel urgent — and for good reason. Ticks can cause irritation, transmit infections, and in some situations lead to rapid, serious illness. Owners commonly discover ticks after a walk, during grooming, or when a dog returns from a rural stay; the immediate goals are usually the same: remove…
-
Why do dogs anal glands fill up?
Filled anal glands are a small problem that can cause big stress for dogs and owners alike: discomfort, odd behaviors, smelly messes, and sometimes costly vet care. Understanding why the sacs fill, how to spot trouble early, and what to do at home versus what to leave to a professional will make the difference between…
-
Why is my male dogs private area swollen and red?
Seeing your male dog’s private area swollen and red is alarming, and it matters because it’s both common and potentially serious. Owners who notice this are often worried about pain, infection, and whether their dog’s ability to urinate or mate is affected. Whether you keep a new puppy, an intact adult, or a neutered companion,…
-
Why is my dog scooting?
When a dog scoots—dragging its rear along the floor—it’s a clear, sometimes comical, behavior that usually signals discomfort. As a veterinarian I’ve seen owners dismiss scooting as “just a quirk,” but it is often a visible clue to hygiene problems, irritated skin, or a developing medical issue. Noticing when, how often, and what else is…
-
How long is a dog a puppy?
People often ask “How long is a dog a puppy?” because it matters for training, health care, and realistic expectations. The simple answer is messy: puppyhood is a gradual phase spanning weeks to years depending on biology, breed, and environment, and knowing the typical timeline helps you make practical decisions about socialization, exercise, and veterinary…
-
How to remove plaque from dog teeth?
Dental plaque is one of the most common health issues I see in dogs, and it is also one of the most manageable when addressed early. Owners often notice only bad breath and think that’s the whole story, but plaque that’s left to harden can lead to pain, tooth loss, and even contribute to problems…
Start training with Dogo today
Start our survey and receive a customized training plan tailored to your dog today!
