Category: Positive Dog Training
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What dogs do police use?
Police dogs are one of the few working animals that regularly intersect with public life, and for good reason: their presence combines high-level skills, visible action, and a clear human-animal bond. For dog lovers that makes them fascinating, relatable, and worthy of support. This piece explains what kinds of dogs police use, why those dogs
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How many kids does dog the bounty hunter have?
Duane “Dog” Chapman has been a public figure for decades and his family story often follows him wherever he goes. For dog lovers who follow him partly because he champions loyalty and rescue themes, understanding the shape of his family can feel relevant to how people interpret his life and work. Below, the practical, step-by-step
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Why do dogs howl at sirens?
Dogs howling at sirens is one of those everyday mysteries that pulls attention at the window, sparks social posts, and prompts neighbors to ask if a dog is “being dramatic.” For people who share a home with dogs, the question matters because it touches on welfare, how owners respond, and whether the behavior reflects normal
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How to clean dogs eye boogers?
Many dog owners treat eye boogers as a minor nuisance, but they matter more than you might think. A clean face is about comfort and clear vision for your dog; crusts around the eyes can pull on tender skin, trap moisture and bacteria, and invite continual irritation. I typically see owners notice this most when
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What does dog vision look like?
Understanding what your dog sees can change everyday choices—how you read behavior, which toys you buy, and how you reduce accident risk—because vision affects play, training, and safety in ways owners often miss. When a dog avoids eye contact, freezes at a sidewalk curb, or suddenly starts chasing a low-contrast toy, vision is often part
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How to get dog poop out of carpet?
When your dog has an indoor bowel accident, the immediate mess is only part of the problem. Left untreated, stool can stain fibers, leave a lingering odor that encourages repeat soiling, and expose household members to bacteria and parasites. Quick, sensible action preserves the carpet, protects health, and helps maintain the trust between you and
