Category: Positive Dog Training
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Why do dogs howl?
For anyone who shares their life with a dog, understanding why a dog howls matters more than it might first seem. Howling can be a simple curiosity, a charming quirk, or a source of real tension with neighbors and housemates. When you can read the likely causes and respond appropriately, you reduce frustration, keep your…
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Why is my dog pooping so much?
Frequent pooping matters because it affects daily routines, hygiene, outings, and can be an early sign that your dog is uncomfortable or unwell, which any dog lover notices fast. Health, hygiene, and your routine: what extra pooping means for you and your dog Most owners notice changes in stool frequency during walks, at home after…
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What soap is safe for dogs?
Knowing which soaps are safe for dogs matters because the wrong product can damage a dog’s skin, trigger allergic or irritant reactions, and leave the coat dry, brittle, or prone to infection—so this is practical, everyday protection for pets you care about. Why the right soap matters for your dog’s skin, coat and long-term health…
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How long should dog nails be?
Nail length is one of those small, visible details that often tells a lot about a dog’s comfort and daily life. Overlong nails can change how a dog stands, moves and feels underfoot; kept too short and you risk cutting into sensitive tissue. This article lays out why length matters, a quick rule you can…
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What kind of dog is hachi?
The story of Hachiko—the dog who waited for his owner at Shibuya Station—travels beyond a single city or era because it speaks to something many of us care about: the bond between people and dogs. For dog lovers, Hachiko’s example is a useful lens for thinking about breed traits, responsible ownership, and why some dogs…
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How do dogs get mango worms?
If you care for dogs—whether a backyard companion, a shelter intake, or a working partner—mango worms (a form of cutaneous myiasis) are a problem worth knowing about. They are unpleasant for animals and owners, can cause painful secondary infections, and are often preventable with a few straightforward habits. I’ll explain how these parasites get into…
