As a dog parent, you want to do everything you can to keep your furry friend healthy and happy. One condition that you may not have heard of is Canine Papillomavirus (CPV). In this post, we’ll take a closer look at what CPV is, how it spreads, and what you can do to prevent it. …
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Separation anxiety is a very common behavioral issue that exists in today’s domesticated dogs. The chances of your dog developing this issue or already suffering from this issue are high. The dog is not the only one that is suffering because of this issue but family and sometimes neighbors too do suffer disturbance because of …
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Dogs are habitual beings, the happiness, calmness and confidence in them depend on the quality of their and your habits. Keep a paper and pen handy for this. Humans must become clear about the expected behaviour in five areas of dogs. The five areas are: Walk Rules, Boundaries and Limitations Feeding Socializing Play Lack of …
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Dog psychology can help dog parents understand their dogs better and have a stronger relationship. Just like humans, dogs have their own unique personalities and quirks that can be difficult to understand. But by learning about dog psychology, dog parents can gain a better understanding of why their dog behaves the way they do. This …
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As a dog parent, your most important job is to help your dog get socialized, but most people think that socializing means your dog is playing with other dogs. No that is not the meaning of socializing. A well-socialized dog knows how to behave calmly whenever we asked him or her to be in any …
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HiMy dog is friendly but sometimes he becomes aggressive when he sees some dogs and bite me.. he just tries to pull and if we pull him back and say no or accidentally come in the way when he’s barking he’ll bite us This is redirect biting, he is not biting you accidentally but he …
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Separation anxiety is the most common behavioural issue that if you observe dogs in mother nature you will not a find a single case of the same. So how the dogs that we bring into our home are becoming unstable and developing this behavioural issue? Listen to this podcast which is about this topic only.
Introduction Do you know that in mother nature there is no concept of separation anxiety in dogs? And yet separation anxiety in house dogs are so common. The reason that in mother nature separation anxiety doesn’t exist is that there is no concept of getting separated from the pack, because, in the dog world, the …
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First thing first, You cannot own a being. You should bring a dog in your life with an intention of bringing in a companion, a life, and not “something” you own. Dogs are just like kids, but you will find them way more humble and loving than most humans. They will require your assistance lifelong, …
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Do you know no dog is born aggressive? BUT they start developing behavioural issues once they start getting influenced by us humans. This is about WHY we are seeing so many behavioural issues like fear, hyperactivity and aggression developing in our dogs? If we consider the human species, our species, then we will basically find …
