Category: Positive Dog Training
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How to keep dog out of cat food?
Dogs stealing cat food is one of those household scraps-of-paper problems that becomes a real headache quickly: a fattening habit for your dog, a nutritional gap for your cat, and a repeating argument in the kitchen. In multi-pet homes, with free-feeding bowls left out or kitchens with wide-open access, a dog that can help itself
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How to treat dog constipation at home?
Constipation in a dog is one of those problems that can feel urgent and upsetting, whether it’s a senior who suddenly stops passing stool or a puppy that strains awkwardly. Below I explain when a home approach is reasonable, what to try first, and when you should get professional help. Constipation’s impact on your dog
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Why is my dog drooling so much?
If your dog has started drooling more than usual, it’s understandable to feel worried and a bit frustrated—saliva on furniture, unexpected stains on collars, and the unsettling thought that something might be wrong. This guide is written for dog lovers who want practical reassurance, a quick way to decide if a vet visit is urgent,
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How to stop dog from peeing in house?
Indoor urination is one of the most common frustrations I see in practice: caring owners feel guilty, dogs get scolded or isolated, and the household routine becomes tense. This matters because peeing in the house often signals an unmet need—medical, developmental, or environmental—and it can erode the human–dog bond if handled with anger or inconsistency.
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Why is my dog crying?
If you’re reading this because your dog has been crying and you’re not sure why, this article is written for you: new puppy owners who are hearing a lot of whining, people caring for senior or chronically ill dogs, anyone managing separation or noise anxiety, and owners trying to decide whether crying needs training or
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Why do dogs wake up so easily?
Most dog lovers have noticed it: a sleeping dog who sits bolt upright at the faintest sound, or who wakes repeatedly through the night. Understanding why dogs wake so easily isn’t just curiosity — it helps you keep them safe, comfortable, and emotionally secure. I typically see owners frustrated when puppies, seniors, or anxious dogs
