Category: Positive Dog Training
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How long does dog diarrhea last?
Diarrhea in a dog is one of those problems that can feel urgent even when it’s mild; knowing how long it usually lasts and what to watch for helps you make calm, timely choices. This article gives clear timeframes, simple at-home steps, and the red flags that mean a vet visit is needed—so you can
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How much does a service dog cost?
Service dogs are working animals trained to perform tasks that directly help a person with a disability. Demand comes from people who need help with moving and balance, those with psychiatric challenges like PTSD or panic disorders, people who require medical-alert responses for diabetes or seizures, and families whose children with autism or sensory differences
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How to crate train an older dog?
Crate training an older dog is a practical, humane tool when handled with care and patience. Many mature dogs can learn to accept a crate as a safe, predictable part of daily life; the process simply looks different than training a young puppy and often requires more deliberate pacing, clear signals, and attention to medical
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Why do dogs bark at people?
Understanding why your dog barks at people matters because barking shapes everyday life: it changes how walks go, how visitors feel, and how neighbors relate to you. When barking is predictable and manageable, dogs enjoy calmer outings, owners feel less stressed, and households face fewer conflicts. The guidance below helps you identify the likely cause
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No dog shampoo what can i use?
No dog shampoo at hand? That’s a common situation and can be handled safely if you understand why you might skip shampoo, what simple substitutes work short-term, and when a vet should be involved. The goal here is practical, low-risk steps you can use right away and a clear sense of when professional care is
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What to do if your dog bites you and breaks the skin?
As a clinician who works with both dogs and the people who love them, bitten hands and broken skin are situations seen often enough that a calm, clear plan makes a big difference. The goal here is to help an owner act quickly to protect their health and the dog’s future, to understand why bites
