Category: Positive Dog Training
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When to take cone off dog after neuter?
Neutering is one of the most common surgeries I see in practice, and one of the top questions owners bring up afterward is when it’s safe to take the cone off. Getting this timing right matters because the difference between removing it too early and keeping it on a bit longer can be comfort versus…
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How to stop a dog from pooping in the house?
If your dog is leaving surprises indoors, this guide walks a calm, practical path from immediate steps to long-term strategies so you can restore a reliable routine and keep your dog comfortable. Why stopping indoor pooping matters for every dog owner House soiling is about more than clean floors; it affects household harmony, your dog’s…
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What to do if your dog eats an edible?
Accidental edible ingestion is a frequent, frightening event for dog owners; clear, practical steps taken quickly can make a real difference in how an animal fares. If a dog finds a cannabis edible, the combination of delayed onset, variable potency, and sometimes toxic co-ingredients (like chocolate or xylitol) means the situation can range from mild…
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How much is a dog dna test?
For most dog lovers the question “How much is a dog DNA test?” isn’t only about dollars — it’s about whether the answer will change how you care for a dog. Curiosity about a mixed-breed background, a desire to screen for inherited health conditions, decisions after rescuing or adopting, and planning for breeding, insurance, or…
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How often should i take my dog out?
Every dog and household has its own rhythm. Below I outline practical, veterinarian-informed guidance so you can build a routine that keeps your dog comfortable, reduces accidents, and fits real life—whether you have a wriggly puppy, a tired senior, or live on the thirteenth floor. Who needs extra bathroom breaks — age, breed and lifestyle…
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What foods are poisonous to dogs?
Dogs explore the world with their mouths. That simple fact makes human food one of the most common hazards I see in my practice. A slice of cake left on the counter at a birthday, a bowl of party snacks within nose-to-nose reach, or a tempting toppled bag of trash are all everyday ways dogs…
