Category: Positive Dog Training

If you love your dog and face a situation where sedation seems like the only way to keep them safe or calm, this guide is for you. It explains when sedation may be appropriate, how sedatives work in the body, practical steps before and after giving medicines, alternatives to drugs, and the warning signs that

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Many dog owners ask “How much coconut oil for my dog?” because it seems simple, natural, and promising. As a veterinarian who sees these questions every week, I find that the motivations are practical: people want shinier coats, calmer guts, fewer hotspots, or a tasty reward that might also carry health benefits. The answer is

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Deciding whether to hire a trainer often comes down to time, safety and the kind of relationship you want with your dog; money is part of that equation but not the only piece. Why Dog Owners Should Care About Trainer Pay Most owners who look into trainer pay do so because they have a specific

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As someone who works with dogs regularly, I pay attention when a coat suddenly thins or a round scaly patch appears. Knowing what causes ringworm matters because it affects a dog’s comfort, the safety of people in the household, and how quickly the problem will resolve. A timely understanding helps you protect your dog from

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Losing a dog or finding one loose in your neighborhood is stressful and time-sensitive. As someone who works with dogs and their people, I’ve seen every scenario from panicked owners calling at dawn to neighbors bringing a shivering animal to a porch. Knowing where to take a lost dog and what steps to take immediately

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This short guide is written for dog lovers who want to handle common, minor wounds safely at home and know when the injury needs professional care. It focuses on practical steps you can take to stop bleeding, reduce the risk of infection, and protect the wound until a veterinarian can examine your dog if needed.

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