Category: Positive Dog Training
-
What to put on dogs dry nose?
I’m a veterinarian who routinely sees worried owners who fixate on a dog’s dry nose; a dry muzzle is often harmless but can sometimes point to discomfort or illness, so knowing when to act helps keep your dog comfortable and safe. What a Dry Nose Tells You About Your Dog A dry nose after a
-
Why do dogs go under the bed?
Many dog owners notice their pet slipping under the bed and wonder whether this is harmless ‘cute’ behavior or a sign of something that needs attention. Understanding why dogs choose that tight, dark space helps you respond calmly, keep your pet safe, and avoid making a small problem bigger. Below I describe what drives the
-
How do dogs get distemper?
I work with worried owners and shelter teams often enough to know that canine distemper is one of those infectious diseases that can feel sudden and overwhelming. Understanding how dogs get infected helps you protect puppies, rescues, and the wider dog community without panic—so you can act quickly, make sensible choices, and reduce both emotional
-
How many bones do dogs have?
I often get asked by owners—curious new adopters, people planning for a puppy, or guardians of aging companions—how many bones a dog has and why that number matters. Understanding the basics of a dog’s skeleton helps you notice when something is off, choose safer toys and activities, and make better decisions for puppies, working dogs,
-
What to give a dog for throwing up?
Vomiting is one of the most common complaints I hear from dog owners; understanding what to do quickly can reduce discomfort, prevent dehydration, and help you know when to get professional care. What your dog’s vomit can reveal about their health As a dog lover, the sound or sight of retching is alarming because vomiting
-
What airlines allow dogs in cabin?
Many dog owners ask which airlines allow dogs in the cabin because the difference between a smooth trip and a traumatic experience for a pet often comes down to policy details, aircraft configuration, and a bit of advance planning. Small companions traveling with families on short hops, adults moving for work or relocation, handlers bringing
