Category: Positive Dog Training
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Why is my dog so gassy?
Gas in a dog is more than an awkward household moment; it affects the way you and your dog share living space. A dog that repeatedly produces foul-smelling gas can change how comfortable you feel inviting friends over, and it can make mealtimes less pleasant for everyone. Beyond odor and embarrassment, changes in how often
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How to stop a dog from pulling?
This guide is written for a dog lover who wants practical, reliable steps to stop leash-pulling and restore calm, safe walks. It draws on behavior principles I use in clinic and training sessions and focuses on clear actions you can use today plus a progressive plan to change the behavior for good. Why leash pulling
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How long do puppies sleep?
Understanding how long puppies sleep helps you bond with them, schedule care around their needs, and spot early signs of health or behavior issues. Puppy sleep decoded: what it reveals about growth, training and bonding Sleep affects nearly everything a puppy does: how fast they learn, how calm they are in the house, and how
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What is a dogs tail made of?
A dog’s tail is more than a decorative appendage—understanding what it’s made of and how it works helps you read your dog’s feelings, prevent injuries, and make everyday care safer. Small structural details under the fur determine how a tail moves, what can go wrong, and which breeds need special attention; knowing those details can
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How to clean dog diarrhea from carpet?
Cleaning dog diarrhea from carpet is one of those tasks every dog lover hopes to never face, but will likely face at some point. A well-handled cleanup protects your home from stains and ongoing odors, reduces the chance of repeat accidents, and keeps you and your pet safer from germs. I typically see these incidents
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Why is my dog barking at nothing all of a sudden?
Sudden barking that seems to come from “nowhere” is one of the top concerns owners bring to clinics and trainers. It draws attention because barking is an obvious change in a dog’s daily soundtrack: new adopters worry they’ve missed something in training, owners of older dogs watch for signs of aging, and neighbors in apartments
