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Training a Blind Dog – Is It Possible?
Dogs can lose sight in a variety of ways and many adapt with support, learning to rely on other senses and routines to stay safe and engaged. What Blindness Means for Dogs — Types, Causes, and Behavior Blindness in dogs can be congenital or acquired, and it may be partial or total depending on whether
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How to Manage a Reactive Dog?
Canine reactivity describes an intense, often immediate response by a dog to a specific stimulus, observable as a change in behavior or arousal level. Understanding its signs, causes, and management options helps caretakers reduce risk and improve welfare. What Is Canine Reactivity? Reactivity is a behavioral pattern where a dog reacts strongly to a trigger
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Sniff-Along Walk vs. Normal Walk
Dogs benefit from both structured, fitness-focused walks and slower, scent-driven outings; the two approaches differ in their immediate aims and how owners should manage the dog during the outing. 1. Definitions & Key Differences A sniff-along walk prioritizes a dog’s ability to investigate scents, often allowing the dog to pause, nose the ground, and trace
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Dog Sleeping Positions – What Do They Mean?
Descriptions of common dog sleeping positions and associated observations. Why dog sleeping positions matter Sleep posture offers visible clues about a dog’s comfort, physical state, and immediate needs, and can be a nonverbal signal owners, trainers, and clinicians use during routine observation. Adult dogs typically sleep about 12 to 14 hours per day under normal
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Self-Confidence – Self-esteem in Dogs
Self-confidence and self-esteem in dogs refer to patterns of behavior and internal states that influence how a dog approaches people, other animals, and novel situations. Clear distinctions and practical assessment help owners and professionals shape interventions that fit an individual dog’s needs. Defining canine self-confidence vs self-esteem In behavioral terminology, moment-to-moment confidence describes a dog’s
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Dog Allergies
Dogs can develop immune-mediated reactions to substances in their environment, diet, or on their skin that produce a range of dermatologic and systemic signs. Understanding the types, triggers, diagnosis, and management options helps owners and clinicians reduce discomfort and improve long-term outcomes. Definition and Types of Dog Allergies Allergic responses in dogs are immune reactions
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