Category: Positive Dog Training
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When Can You Bathe A Puppy?
Bathing a puppy can be enjoyable for both you and your furry friend, but knowing the right time to start this grooming routine is essential. Puppies are curious and playful, often finding themselves in messy situations. Their skin and coats are sensitive, especially in the early stages of life. Timing is key to keeping them…
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When To Deworm Puppies?
Welcoming a new puppy into your home brings joy and companionship, but it also comes with the responsibility of ensuring their health. A crucial aspect of puppy care is understanding when and how often to deworm them. Puppies are particularly susceptible to parasites, which can harm their health and development. Worms like roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms,…
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Where Can I Test My Dog For Covid-19?
As the Covid-19 pandemic unfolds, pet owners are increasingly concerned about the virus’s impact on their dogs. Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that the risk of pets transmitting Covid-19 to humans is low, there have been instances of dogs testing positive. This raises the question of whether testing is necessary…
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Why Do Dogs Howl At Night?
Many dog owners find themselves puzzled by the unsettling sound of their furry friends howling at night. Understanding the reasons behind this behavior can help alleviate concerns and strengthen the bond between you and your pet. Howling is a natural form of communication for dogs and can occur for various reasons, particularly during the quiet…
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Why Does My Dog Lick My Face?
Many dog owners have experienced the joyful, wet greeting of their furry companions. As soon as you walk through the door, your dog rushes up and starts licking your face, leaving you with a mix of affection and curiosity. You may wonder, “Why does my dog lick my face?” This behavior is common among dogs…
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Why Does My Dog Sit On Me?
If your dog hops onto your lap or nestles against your side during a cozy afternoon, you may find yourself wondering about their motives. This behavior, while at times amusing or slightly annoying, is rooted in your dog’s instincts and emotions. Understanding this conduct can enhance your bond and deepen your appreciation for your furry…