Category: Positive Dog Training

If you love a dog, hair on clothes, furniture and floors is more a reality than a surprise — but it doesn’t have to dominate daily life. The goal here is practical: understand why shedding happens, recognize when it signals a health problem, and build routines and home choices that reduce loose hair without turning

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For many dog owners the question “How big is a dog’s brain?” is more than trivia — it touches how we read a dog’s behavior, plan training, and spot health problems early. The short answer is simple, but the implications for learning, aging, and medical care are worth unpacking so you can make practical decisions

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Fast breathing in a dog is one of those signs that catches an owner’s attention quickly: it’s visible, sometimes noisy, and it often forces a decision—do I wait it out, comfort my dog, or rush to the vet? This matters because breathing patterns are a reliable window into how comfortable, fit, and healthy a dog

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Ear mites are small but highly contagious parasites that may cause intense discomfort for dogs and stress for families; understanding how they spread helps dog lovers protect pets, spot problems early, and reduce the chance of an outbreak in a household or shelter environment. Why every dog owner should understand ear mites Ear mites are

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If a puppy in your care develops loose stool, the immediate concern is both comfort and safety: preventing dehydration, identifying any dangerous signs, and feeding in a way that supports recovery. This guide is written for dog lovers who want clear, practical steps you can use at home while deciding whether to call a veterinarian.

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Knowing why dogs have tails matters in practical, everyday ways for anyone who lives with or cares for a dog. A tail is more than a fluffy add‑on: it plays a role in how dogs tell us how they feel, how they move through the world, and how they get hurt. Understanding those roles helps

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