Category: Positive Dog Training
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How to make a balloon dog?
If you love dogs, a simple balloon dog is more than a party trick — it’s a tiny, movable symbol that often sparks the same warm, playful reaction you see when two dogs greet each other. This guide explains when making a balloon dog makes sense for owners and events, how to do it safely
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Why does my dog sit on me?
If your dog suddenly prefers your lap, wedges between your legs, or plops onto your chest while you’re trying to read, you’re not alone—and there are practical reasons behind the behavior. Knowing when this is normal, when it’s a sign of a medical issue, and how to respond helps you keep your dog comfortable and
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What is apoquel for dogs?
If your dog is scratching, biting, or chewing more than usual, or if you wake up to a restless pet and irritated skin, asking about Apoquel is a natural next step. I often see owners who want a practical, relatively fast way to get a dog comfortable again while they sort out the underlying cause.
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What is the biggest dog in the world?
When someone asks “What is the biggest dog in the world?” the question is simple on the surface but opens up practical and emotional threads that matter to people who live with, photograph, or study dogs. Below I explain what we mean by “biggest,” why it matters, how those sizes come about, and what to
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How to mate dogs?
Breeding dogs is a significant responsibility that combines biology, husbandry, and long-term commitment. As a veterinarian and behaviorist, I encourage anyone considering mating dogs to be clear about motivations and prepared for the workload that follows; sensible reasons include preserving a bloodline, producing predictable companions, improving breed health through careful selection, or supporting working-dog and
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What seasonings can dogs have?
Many dog owners share snacks, season their own cooking, or make homemade treats, and that familiarity can create unexpected risks because dogs process some seasonings very differently than people do. This article walks through practical guidance—what is safe, what is not, why biology matters, and exactly what to do if a dog is exposed. How
