Category: Positive Dog Training
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Why is my dogs stomach making noises and not eating?
If you hear your dog’s belly rumbling at the same time they turn their nose up at dinner, that combination can be worrying. Noisy guts and a loss of appetite often arrive together and usually have straightforward explanations, but sometimes they point to something more serious. Below I explain what those noises are, what commonly
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What is a teddy bear dog?
Teddy bear dog is a phrase you’ll hear in shelters, breeder ads, and among friends — and it matters to dog lovers because it mixes an emotional appeal with practical lifestyle questions. Puppies that look like stuffed animals often attract people seeking a small, affectionate companion, but that look isn’t a guarantee of temperament, health,
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How do i know if my dog is cold?
Dogs can’t tell you they’re cold in words, so reading their behavior, posture and small physical clues is the most reliable way to protect them from discomfort and injury. Below I explain how to recognize when a dog is cold, why some dogs are more vulnerable, what to do immediately, and practical ways to reduce
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Why do dogs bury bones?
If your dog digs up the yard, disappears with a chew, or vanishes with a treasured toy, that small ritual can tell you a lot about their needs and mood. I typically see burying show up in homes as a source of amusement, mild frustration, or concern—depending on who steps on the dug-up patch and
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Where to buy puppies?
Most people choose a puppy for companionship, a specific activity like sport or service work, or to fill a household role, and it’s worth matching expected lifespan and daily needs to your life before you begin searching. Is a puppy right for you? Benefits, costs, and commitment A puppy often comes into a home to
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What kinds of dogs are the paw patrol?
Dog lovers often ask which real breeds inspired the Paw Patrol characters because the show sits at the intersection of pet enthusiasm and practical curiosity. People see simplified, confident canine personalities on screen and naturally wonder how those traits map onto living dogs. That question is useful: it helps with costume choices, introduces kids to
