Category: Positive Dog Training
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What kind of dog is in prey?
If you love dogs, understanding which dogs are likely to chase, hunt or suddenly bolt after small animals matters for safety, smoother walks, and for the way you bond with your dog every day. What every dog lover needs to know about prey drive Recognizing prey tendencies helps prevent injuries, preserves neighborhood wildlife, and makes
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How long are dogs in labor?
Knowing how long a dog is likely to be in labor matters more than it might at first appear. For people who love dogs, timing affects emotional readiness, decisions about when to call the veterinarian, and simple logistics: where pups will be born, when someone needs to stay up, and whether supplies are on hand.
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Why does my dog chew on everything?
Many dog lovers notice shredded slippers, gutted pillows, or the kitchen garbage emptied across the floor and wonder whether their dog is naughty, bored, or in pain. Chewing can be an ordinary, healthy behavior—but it can also signal discomfort, anxiety, or a serious safety problem. Understanding why your dog chews matters because it affects safety
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How to teach a dog to lay down?
Teaching a dog to lie down on cue is one of the most practical skills a dog lover can add to their toolkit. It helps keep greetings polite when friends arrive, gives a calm option for excitable dogs during meal prep or doorways, and provides a predictable response that makes vet visits, grooming, and vet
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Why does my dog bite his paws?
When your dog chews or bites at a paw, it’s easy to dismiss as a quirk, but it often signals something that matters for your pet’s comfort, long-term health, and your life together. I typically see owners notice this during quiet moments—after a walk, when the dog is bored, or at night—and the behavior can
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What plants are toxic to dogs?
As a veterinarian who has treated dozens of plant-related emergencies, the practical reality is that a curious mouth and a tempting leaf can add up to a serious clinic visit. This guide lays out what to watch for, why certain plants matter more than others, how toxins behave, and exactly what to do if you
