Category: Positive Dog Training
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Why does my dog shed so much?
If you’re asking “Why does my dog shed so much?” you’re not alone. People come with this question for different reasons: someone with allergies wants to understand exposure; a person thinking about adopting compares breeds; another owner is worn out from daily lint-rolling and vacuuming; and sometimes a normally tidy coat suddenly changes and the
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I know what you are dog meme?
The “I know what you are, dog?” meme is a small cultural moment that often reveals a lot about how we see our dogs: funny, judgmental, affectionate, and quick to assign human motives to animal actions. As a veterinary clinician and behaviorist, I find the meme a useful entry point to talk about what dogs
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Why is my dog whining so much all of a sudden?
Sudden whining from a dog can feel urgent: it often arrives without warning, interrupts your day, and quickly becomes the focus of both your concern and your efforts to help. What follows is a practical, experience-based guide to understanding why that whining might have started now, what to look for, how to respond immediately, and
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What is the best food to feed a puppy on?
Bringing a puppy home is exciting, and what you feed that puppy will shape growth, energy and behavior in ways you may not notice until later. Whether you found a rescue, bought from a breeder, or are raising a litter, most owners want a dog that grows at a healthy rate, has steady energy for
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Why do dogs like belly rubs?
Understanding why dogs like belly rubs matters because it helps owners build trust, avoid misreading consent, and handle everyday touch safely so both dog and person enjoy interactions without stress or accidents. Why belly rubs matter to dog owners For people who share their lives with dogs, belly rubs are a common and intimate interaction
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How many eggs can a dog eat in a week?
Many dog owners wonder how many eggs are safe for their pet because eggs feel like a natural, protein-rich treat that’s easy to share. The question often comes up after a pup sniffs at a breakfast plate, when someone reads a recipe calling for eggs, or when owners are trying to add inexpensive, whole-food nutrition
