Category: Positive Dog Training

If you care about a dog’s welfare and your community, the timing of spay surgery is a practical decision that affects health, behavior, and social outcomes. This article walks through why timing matters, a clear bottom-line recommendation for most owners, the biology behind the choice, and the concrete steps to prepare and manage recovery so

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Deciding when and how to teach a puppy not to bite is one of the most practical things a dog lover can do for safety, long-term behavior, and the human–dog relationship. This guide lays out when to start, why puppies bite, what to watch for, and clear steps you can take at home so your

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Learning to give a dog an insulin shot is one of those practical skills that can markedly improve a diabetic dog’s health and comfort. This guide explains when and how to give injections, why timing and technique matter, how to keep your dog calm, and what to do if something goes wrong—written in plain, practical

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Translating your dog’s age into human terms helps you feel what they may be experiencing, plan appropriate care as they move through life stages, and communicate clearly with vets and sitters about expectations and needs. How dog years affect your pet — and the care you give Knowing how old a dog seems in human

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If your dog has just peed on the couch, it feels urgent and a little personal—your living room smells wrong, the fabric looks stained, and you worry the dog might be worried too. As someone who works with pet families, I know this is about more than clean upholstery: it’s about keeping your home comfortable,

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For people who care about dogs, the question “Who let the dogs out?” is rarely about a song—it’s about safety, behavior, and the peace of the household. When a dog is unexpectedly outside or making a ruckus, every second matters: neighbors notice, traffic risks rise, and the dog’s emotional state may be a clue to

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