Category: Positive Dog Training
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What can i give my dog orally for itchy skin?
Itching is one of the most common reasons owners bring a dog to the clinic, and asking “what can I give my dog orally for itchy skin?” usually comes from a mix of concern, urgency, and a wish to help at home before or while seeing a veterinarian. Owners want quick relief for a dog
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What are service dogs used for?
For anyone who loves dogs, service dogs are one of the clearest demonstrations of how our species can be practical partners. These dogs don’t just tug on heartstrings; they perform defined, often lifesaving tasks that change how a person moves through the world. Understanding the roles service dogs play helps you notice the skill behind
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What beaches allow dogs?
Most dog owners look up beach rules because they want reliable places to enjoy sand and surf with their dogs while avoiding fines, wildlife conflicts, and avoidable health problems. Before you go: what every dog owner should know about beach access When planning a day trip or vacation, the differences between beaches matter: some welcome
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How many dog breeds are there?
Counting dog breeds is more than trivia for people who live with or care for dogs; the number you hear affects how you search for a companion, how you read research about inherited conditions, and how communities regulate dogs. The question “How many dog breeds are there?” touches registers, genetics, culture, and practical decisions about
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What can i use as toothpaste for my dog?
Healthy teeth and gums affect your dog’s comfort, how long they stay active, and the quality of life you share; knowing safe toothpaste options and what to do when brushing is hard is practical information for any dog lover. The real impact of dental health on your dog’s overall wellbeing Bad breath is rarely just
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What causes hotspots on dogs?
Hotspots—those red, raw patches that look worse than they often start—are one of the common skin problems I see in practice. They are painful, fast-moving, and stressful for owners. If you understand what usually sets them off and how to act quickly, you can spare a dog a lot of discomfort and often avoid a
