Category: Positive Dog Training
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Do dogs pant when in pain?
I often hear worried owners ask whether their dog’s panting means the animal is in pain. Recognizing when panting is a clue to discomfort can change how quickly you help your dog and how well you prevent unnecessary suffering. In everyday life—after surgery, following an injury, or living with a painful chronic condition—panting can be
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Why do dogs lick each others privates?
As someone who has worked with dogs in clinics and behavior consultations, I often get asked about the curious, sometimes embarrassing behavior of dogs licking each other’s genitals or rear ends. It’s a common scene that can unsettle owners, but understanding what’s going on helps you keep dogs healthy, calm household dynamics, and respond effectively
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How much is acl surgery for a dog?
For a dog lover, the question “How much is ACL surgery for a dog?” is practical and urgent: cost affects not only your finances but the timing and quality of care your companion receives, so understanding the range of prices and the trade-offs involved helps you plan and act quickly when needed. Why ACL surgery
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What does a dog ear infection look like?
Ear infections are one of those things that make a dog uncomfortable long before they make an owner worried. Recognizing the look and the behavior that go with an infected ear can shorten a dog’s misery, speed effective treatment, and reduce the chance the problem becomes chronic. I typically see owners notice ear issues after
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How do i know my dog is in labor?
Recognizing when your dog is in labor matters more than emotion alone; timing and correct responses directly affect puppy survival and the mother’s health. Owners who spot labor early are able to provide warmth, prevent hypoxia in newborns, and arrange veterinary help when complications arrive. Whether you’re a first-time owner who found a surprise pregnancy,
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How to teach a dog to roll over?
Teaching a dog to roll over is a classic trick that appeals to many dog lovers because it looks impressive, is fun to teach, and can be a useful exercise in focus and coordination. With a calm, stepwise approach, most dogs can learn the move without stress; with the wrong expectations or unsafe technique, however,
