Category: Positive Dog Training
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What is puppy strangles?
Puppy strangles is a condition that often feels dramatic to anyone watching a young dog, and knowing what it looks like and what to do can make a big difference for the puppy’s comfort and outcome. This section explains why dog lovers—owners, breeders, foster carers, and rescue volunteers—should pay attention, who is most likely to…
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When can puppies be around other dogs?
Bringing a new puppy into contact with other dogs is one of the most common decisions owners ask about, and it matters because the timing can shape health outcomes and lifelong behavior. Whether you’re trying to socialize an eight-week-old home adopter, introducing a foster puppy to resident dogs, weaning littermates, or adding a puppy to…
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How many dog man books are there?
For a dog lover who cares about collecting, sharing, or gifting the Dog Man series, knowing how many books exist is more than trivia; it helps set collecting goals, avoid duplicates, and choose the right format for a child’s reading level. Below I walk through why the count matters, give a quick, usable answer you…
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What do prairie dogs eat?
Dogs and prairie dogs cross paths more often than many pet owners realize. Whether on a suburban walk, at the edge of a park, or in a rural backyard, recognizing what prairie dogs eat—and how that shapes their behavior—helps reduce risky encounters, protect local wildlife, and keep your dog safe. This guide explains diet, feeding…
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How often should 2 week old puppies eat?
Caring for two-week-old puppies feels urgent because their survival and future health are highly sensitive to feeding routines. Whether you are a pet owner, a foster volunteer, a rescuer pulling a litter from danger, or a breeder managing several litters, how often you feed at this age can change outcomes. Below I explain practical, veterinary-rooted…
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Do dogs know when you are sick?
For anyone who shares a home with a dog, the idea that your companion can sense when you are unwell is both comforting and practically useful; it shapes how we interpret our dog’s attention and how we plan care when health shifts. Many owners describe moments when a dog suddenly insists on proximity during a…
