Category: Positive Dog Training

As someone who has worked with dogs and their owners for years, I pay attention to how feeding choices map to the outcomes you care about: a longer, healthier life, a glossy coat, steady energy, and a healthy body weight. What you put in the bowl is one of the most direct things you can

Find out more

Giving a puppy the right amount of water is one of the simplest things you can do to protect their health, support training, and feel confident handling daily routines or an emergency. Clear guidance matters because a puppy’s age, breed, size, and what you feed them all change how much they need, and small mistakes—too

Find out more

Dogs investigating or eating from cat litter boxes is a common complaint I hear from owners, and it shows up in a few predictable household patterns. Often people notice it when they share a small apartment with both a dog and a cat, when a newly adopted dog is exploring the home, or after a

Find out more

Rare dog breeds hold a particular grip on the imagination of people who care about dogs: they blend novelty, often curious histories, and visible differences that prompt questions about what we owe both to living breeds and to the people who keep them. For many dog lovers this is more than trivia—choices about adopting, breeding,

Find out more

Puppy eyes changing color is one of those small, visible milestones that draws attention from breeders, new owners and anyone who enjoys watching a litter grow — it can help with photo timing, naming, breed-guessing, and spotting early problems. Why Your Puppy’s Eye Color Matters: Bonding, Breed Clues, and Health Signals Knowing when a puppy’s

Find out more

Knowing how much water a dog should drink each day is one of the simplest actions an owner can take to protect health. The right amount of water supports temperature control, digestion, and kidney function and may prevent problems that are easy to miss until they become serious. This article gives a practical baseline, explains

Find out more