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Feeding a puppy is one of the moments that has a big effect on its long-term health, behavior, and how your daily life shapes up. The right frequency keeps energy steady for learning and play, supports bone and organ growth, and helps owners manage weight and house-training. As a veterinarian and behaviorist, I typically see

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Rabies is one of those diseases every dog owner should keep front of mind: it can affect your dog, anyone who handles your dog, and the wider community. Understanding how often dogs need rabies shots isn’t just about ticking a box at the vet—it’s about keeping family members and neighbors safe, staying on the right

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Deciding to bury a dog at home is a practical choice some owners prefer and an emotional one many seek. This guide is aimed at dog lovers who want clear, practical steps and honest trade-offs: for those who live on private property, who value a nearby memorial, or who face financial or logistical limits that

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Sudden bed-peeing by a female dog is upsetting for owners and confusing for the dog. It often signals an unmet physical or emotional need, and the faster you identify what’s driving it, the better the outcome for hygiene, the dog’s health, and the relationship you share. Read on for a practical, step-by-step approach that explains

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A reliable “stay” is a deceptively powerful skill: it keeps dogs safe around open doors and streets, makes handling and greetings calmer, and gives owners a practical tool for everyday life with puppies, adult dogs, and dogs that are easily aroused or reactive. What ‘Stay’ Achieves: Safety, Calm and Everyday Control A short, dependable stay

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Fireworks season can be one of the most stressful times of year for people who care for dogs. Beyond the loud bangs and bright flashes, these events can create real safety risks, disrupt routines, and leave owners feeling helpless. Understanding what drives a dog’s reaction to fireworks helps you keep them safer and more comfortable,

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