Category: Positive Dog Training
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How to clean dogs ears?
Healthy ears matter for a dog’s comfort, behaviour and hearing. Routine ear care can prevent pain and chronic problems that are often easy to miss until a dog is already uncomfortable. This guide gives a practical, veterinarian-minded plan you can use right away, explains why ears make wax and how cleaning interacts with that system,
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Why are my dogs back legs shaking?
If you’ve noticed your dog’s back legs trembling, that moment can feel alarming. The good news is that trembling has a wide range of causes, some harmless and short-lived and others that need quick veterinary attention. Below is a practical, step-by-step look at why this happens, what to watch for, and what you can do
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Why does my dog lay on my feet?
Many dog owners notice a leash of fur and a warm weight on their feet and wonder whether it’s simply affection or something else; understanding why a dog chooses your feet can improve comfort for both of you and help you respond appropriately when the behavior changes. The bond behind the behavior: why your dog
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How to get rid of ear mites in dogs?
Ear mites are one of those problems that seem small until they aren’t: a dog that’s suddenly head-shy, rubbing its ear on the carpet, or shaking its head constantly. For anyone who cares for dogs, recognizing and dealing with ear mites quickly protects the animal’s comfort and hearing and reduces spread to other pets in
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Why does my dog have bumps on his back?
Finding small lumps or bumps on your dog’s back can feel alarming, especially if the spot appears suddenly while you’re petting or grooming. This matters because what looks like a minor papule to you can be a sign of anything from a simple insect bite to a condition that needs treatment, and the right response
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Dog vomit when to worry?
As a veterinarian who has seen everything from a puppy swallows a sock to an elderly dog with a sudden intestinal problem, I can say vomiting is one of the most common reasons owners worry and call. Knowing when an episode is minor versus when it may be life-threatening saves stress, time, and sometimes a
