Category: Positive Dog Training
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How long does dog grooming take?
Many dog owners ask a practical question first: how much time should I set aside for grooming? The answer matters because grooming is not just cosmetic; it touches on comfort, health, and your schedule. Below I walk through why grooming matters, the typical time ranges you can expect, the reasons times vary, when a groom
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What are the symptoms of lyme disease in dogs?
If you love dogs, recognizing early signs of illness is one of the best ways to protect them. Lyme disease is one of those conditions where quick recognition — or missing it — can change recovery, quality of life, and cost of care. Dogs often pick up infected ticks during perfectly normal activities: a morning
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How much chocolate can a dog eat?
If your dog has ever nosed into a baking tray, stolen a wrapped candy, or found an unattended Easter basket, you already know how quickly chocolate can become a veterinary problem. This guide gives practical, veterinarian-minded information so you can judge urgency, act safely, and reduce the odds of a repeat visit to the emergency
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What does ringworm look like on a dog?
If you’ve ever found a round, hairless spot while brushing your dog and felt your stomach drop, you’re not alone. I’ll walk you through what ringworm commonly looks like on dogs, why it matters for your household, and what to do next so you can protect your pet and family without panic. The real stakes:
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When is a puppy an adult?
As a veterinarian and behaviorist who works with dog owners every week, I often see uncertainty about when a puppy becomes an adult. That transition shapes decisions about training intensity, the right diet, surgical timing, exercise levels, and whether a dog is ready to join certain activities or classes. Getting a practical sense of timing
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How to become a dog walker?
If you love dogs and want to turn that passion into regular walks—whether as a friendly neighbor, a side gig, or the start of a small business—this guide walks through the why, the what, and the how with practical steps and safety-first advice. The goal is to help you begin today and keep both dogs
