Category: Positive Dog Training
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Why do my dogs farts smell so bad?
Most dog owners notice the problem before they name it: a sudden, sour cloud after dinner, a guest covering their nose, or interrupted sleep when the dog sleeps in the bedroom. Those moments matter because the smell is more than an annoyance — it touches social comfort, the household routine, and worry about the dog’s…
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How many treats per day for a dog?
When owners ask “how many treats per day?”, they usually mean two things at once: how to keep a dog healthy and how to keep training effective. Treats are not neutral; they add calories, shape behavior, and can expose dogs to ingredients that affect digestion or chronic conditions. A practical, measurable approach protects health while…
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Why does my dog follow me everywhere?
Understanding why your dog follows you everywhere matters because it touches both the emotional and practical parts of living with a companion animal. Many dog lovers tell me that constant shadowing feels flattering at first, but it can also interfere with work, house routines, guests, or restful downtime. Knowing what drives the behavior helps you…
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How to treat crusty scabs on dog?
Crusty scabs on a dog are one of the most common reasons owners notice something is wrong; they’re visible, often uncomfortable for the dog, and can signal anything from a minor scratch to a contagious skin disease. This article explains what those scabs may mean, what you can do at home safely, and when to…
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Why can’t dogs eat grapes?
Dogs do what dogs do: they investigate, taste, and often eat things they find in the kitchen, on the counter, or in a neighbor’s picnic basket. Grapes and raisins are common in many homes—fruit bowls, snack bowls at parties, baked goods, and the occasional spilled bag. For an owner who sees a dog swallow a…
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Why do dogs dig holes?
Many dog owners watch their pets excavate the lawn and wonder whether this is harmless mischief, a sign of unmet needs, or an early warning of a medical problem. This article explains what digging often means, why it happens, how to respond, and when to seek help so you can keep your dog comfortable and…
