Category: Positive Dog Training
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What age do puppies stop biting?
Knowing roughly when puppies stop biting matters because it affects safety, bonding and the timing of training—get it right and you reduce injuries, build trust, and set up better long‑term behavior. Why every dog owner should care about puppy biting Playful nips and teething mouthing are often innocent, but fear‑based or escalating bites can change
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How old is a 1 year old dog in human years?
Pet owners often ask “How old is a one‑year‑old dog in human years?” because age is how we plan care, training, and expectations. That single number helps with decisions ranging from whether a dog should start adult vaccinations, to what level of exercise is safe, to how to think about long‑term health and insurance. Below,
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What does it mean when your dog stares at you and whines?
You notice your dog looking at you, eyes fixed, and a soft whine that builds into something more insistent. That simple scene matters — not because every stare is urgent, but because this combination of gaze and sound is one of the clearest ways dogs try to influence what you do. Understanding when it’s harmless,
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How long is rabies vaccine good for dogs?
Owners often ask one simple question with big consequences: how long is the rabies vaccine good for dogs? The short answer affects kennel access, travel plans, local licensing and, most importantly, whether your dog remains protected against a fatal disease. Below is a practical, veterinarian‑minded guide that explains timing, why it matters, what changes duration
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When do dogs shed the most?
Shedding is one of those everyday realities that tells you something about a dog’s health, environment, and routine. For dog lovers, understanding when and why shedding intensifies helps you keep the house clean, protect family members with allergies, time grooming as a bonding ritual, and spot problems early. Below I explain the practical patterns you’re
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How to train dogs?
Training a dog is less about tricks and more about a predictable, safe life together. As a veterinarian and behaviorist who works with families and rescue dogs, I typically see owners relieved once basic training gives them control in high-risk moments — like when a dog bolts at the street or reacts to a new
