Category: Positive Dog Training
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How much does a dog cost per year?
Understanding what a dog is likely to cost each year matters for the same reason people plan for any long-term relationship: you want to protect the dog’s welfare and your household’s stability. Money and emotion are intertwined when you care for a dog—knowing typical expenses ahead of time helps you choose the right dog for
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How much chicken and rice to feed dog?
Many dog owners reach for plain chicken and rice when their pet has an upset stomach, is picky, or when home-cooking seems like the safest short-term option. This combination may be helpful in a number of common situations — an acute bout of vomiting or diarrhea, a short recovery after anesthesia, or when you need
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What is the fastest dog?
Why speed matters to people who love dogs goes beyond simple bragging rights; it shapes the daily decisions owners, breeders and enthusiasts make about exercise, training and safety. A household looking for a jogging companion may prioritize a breed with the ability and stamina to cover miles safely, while a breeder or competitor involved in
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Why does my dog nibble on me?
If your dog lightly nibbles at your hand, sleeve or even your foot, it can be confusing: affectionate? demanding? worrying? Understanding why dogs nibble matters beyond simple curiosity — it shapes how you respond, keeps interactions safe, and helps you build the kind of relationship most dog lovers want: confident, clear, and comfortable for both
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How do i know if my dog is dying or just sick?
When a dog looks unwell, owners often face the hardest question: is this treatable illness or the final phase of life? Distinguishing the two helps you make timely, compassionate choices and avoid unnecessary interventions or prolonged suffering. The real stakes: recognizing when your dog’s health decline requires urgent decisions Emotion and practicality both matter. Emotionally,
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Why do dogs roll in stinky stuff?
Dogs rolling in something foul is one of those split-second scenes that can make a walk memorable for the wrong reasons: you spot your dog mid-roll in a pile of goose droppings, or shaking off something that smells like roadkill, and your immediate feelings are amusement, frustration, embarrassment, or all three. As someone who has
