Category: Positive Dog Training
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How Many Litters Can A Dog Have?
Breeding capacity in domestic dogs depends on reproductive physiology, age, breed, health, and management choices. The number of litters a dog can or should have is shaped by biological limits and welfare-focused guidelines. Canine reproductive biology Dogs cycle through four reproductive stages: proestrus, estrus, diestrus, and anestrus.[1] The average interval between heats for many dogs…
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What Do Dog Fleas Look Like To The Human Eye?
Many dog owners notice tiny animals or black specks on pets and wonder what they are and how to recognize them. Visual identification relies on size, shape, color, motion, and indirect signs that are visible without magnification. Adult flea appearance to the naked eye Adult dog fleas are very small, typically about 1/16 to 1/8…
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What Frequency Is A Dog Whistle?
A dog whistle is a handheld or electronic device designed to produce a narrow-band, high-pitched tone to attract a dog’s attention or cue trained responses. It is used as an audible signal in a variety of training and behavior-control contexts. What a dog whistle is A dog whistle produces a focused tone intended to be…
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My Dog Survived Parvo Now What?
A dog recovering from parvo needs careful support at home to regain strength and avoid setbacks while the immune system finishes clearing the virus. Immediate Post-Recovery Care In the first 48–72 hours after discharge, keeping the dog warm, quiet, and on restricted activity helps stabilize recovery [1]. Home environment: create a soft, draft-free space away…
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How To Teach A Dog To Fetch?
Teaching a dog to fetch centers on clear cues, safe equipment, and consistent reinforcement to shape reliable behavior. The steps below cover choosing toys, assessing readiness, teaching core skills, and maintaining safety during play. Selecting the Right Fetch Toy Choosing an appropriate toy sets the foundation for safe, effective fetch training. Start by matching toy…
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How To Teach A Dog To Roll Over?
Teaching a dog to roll over can add enrichment, improve handling tolerance, and strengthen communication between handler and dog. Benefits of Teaching Roll Over Rolling over offers mental stimulation and enrichment that supports problem-solving and boredom reduction; short, focused practice helps maintain engagement because dogs typically learn best in brief sessions of 5–10 minutes rather…
