Category: Positive Dog Training
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How to tell what breed your dog is?
If you love dogs, you may at some point wonder what breed or combination of breeds your dog is. Knowing a dog’s likely breed mix can guide health decisions, training choices, and day-to-day care — and it can simply satisfy a long-running curiosity. Below I lay out practical reasons to identify breed, a quick roadmap…
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What plants are poisonous to dogs?
As a veterinarian who has treated many plant-related emergencies, I know that a casual stroll past a garden or a curious nose in a houseplant can turn into a frightening crisis in minutes. Dogs encounter plants everywhere — yards, hiking trails, porches, gift arrangements at holidays — and owners need clear, practical guidance they can…
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Why do dogs eat grass when sick?
Watching your dog graze on the lawn can feel harmless or alarming depending on the moment: a single nibble on a walk, a sudden bout of chewing before vomiting, or a daily habit that makes you wonder if something more serious is going on. This behavior matters because it touches on everyday care choices—what you…
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What do dog seizures look like?
Recognizing a seizure in your dog can change the immediate outcome and the long-term plan for care. This guide, written from years of clinical observation, focuses on what seizures typically look like, why they happen, how you can respond in the moment, and practical steps to reduce risk and improve safety at home. Read it…
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What to use to clean dogs ears home remedies?
Cleaning a dog’s ears at home can protect comfort and hearing when done correctly, but it’s a task that benefits from a clear purpose, safe products, and a gentle technique. Below I explain when cleaning helps, what to use and avoid, how the ear works, how to spot trouble, a practical step-by-step routine, prevention and…
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Why is my dog scratching so much?
When a dog keeps scratching, it’s more than a nuisance — it’s a sign that something in the animal’s world or body isn’t right. As someone who works with dogs and their people, I want to give clear, practical guidance you can apply today while helping you decide when to involve a veterinarian. Why Excessive…
