Category: Positive Dog Training

Dog poop in the yard is more than an eyesore; it’s a small public-health and environmental issue that every responsible owner should understand. This article explains roughly how long feces linger, why they break down, what speeds or slows the process, the health risks to people and pets, and practical steps and gear to manage

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Puppy feeding is one of the most powerful choices an owner makes for a dog’s future health and behavior. Small, consistent decisions in the first months—what, when, and how you feed—are likely linked to growth patterns, joint health, immune development, and how politely a dog behaves at mealtimes. I typically see lifelong weight and behavior

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Helping dogs through fireworks matters because it protects their welfare and safety and can strengthen the bond between you and your dog by showing that you understand and respond to their fear. Don’t wait — how ignoring fireworks anxiety harms your dog Fireworks are not just loud; for many dogs they are an acute source

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Losing a dog can feel like losing a family member; this guide is written for dog lovers who need clear, practical help right now—whether you’ve just lost a dog, are facing euthanasia, supporting someone who is grieving, or noticing behavior changes in other pets at home. How this guide helps you cope after your dog’s

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A yeast infection in a dog is one of those problems that can quietly steal comfort and the simple pleasure of a walk, and it may be easier to fix when you catch it early. I typically see owners worry when a normally cheerful dog starts shaking its head, licking paws constantly, or smelling noticeably

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It’s a common sight: you glance down on a walk and your dog is chewing a stick, or you come home to shredded twigs in the yard. Knowing why it happens and what to do can keep a curious dog safe without turning every stroll into a stress test. Why stick chewing matters for your

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