Category: Positive Dog Training
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How to get rid of ringworm in dogs?
If you’ve noticed your dog scratching more than usual and have seen circular, red, or scaly patches on their skin, your furry friend might be suffering from ringworm. This common fungal infection can be uncomfortable for your pet and, if left untreated, can spread to other animals and even to humans. Fortunately, with proper care…
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Why do dogs sniff human private areas?
If you’ve ever been greeted by a friendly dog who immediately sniffs around your private areas, you might have wondered why they do this. While it can be embarrassing or uncomfortable, it’s essential to understand that this behavior is entirely natural for our canine friends. Let’s delve into why dogs engage in this behavior and…
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What is the best dry dog food?
Choosing the right dry dog food can be a daunting task. As pet owners, we all want to ensure that our furry friends receive the best nutrition possible. With so many options available, it’s important to know what to look for when selecting dry dog food. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key factors…
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Why do dogs lick their butts?
Dogs are fascinating creatures, full of quirks and habits that often leave us pondering the reasons behind their behaviors. One such behavior that tends to pique the curiosity of many dog owners is their tendency to lick their own behinds. It’s a common sight, and while it may seem gross to us humans, there are…
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Why does my dog shake his head?
If you’ve noticed your furry friend shaking their head more than usual, you might be wondering what’s going on. Dogs shake their heads for various reasons, and it’s essential to understand why this behavior occurs. It could be a sign of a simple itch or something more serious. Let’s dive into the reasons why your…
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How to help an anxious dog?
Our furry friends bring so much joy into our lives, but just like us, they can experience anxiety. It’s tough to see our beloved dogs feeling stressed or worried, but there are several ways we can help them feel more at ease. Whether your pup is anxious during thunderstorms, when left alone, or in new…
