If you’ve been waiting for a sign to get a dog, then take this as your sign. Plus, there are some studies that have found having a dog could actually be good for your health. Dr. Caroline Kramer is a Mount Sinai endocrinologist, as well as the lead author of a new systematic review that spans nearly […]
Dogs are our family. When we have one, we are responsible for taking care of him, protecting him, and just simply being there for him — as we would with any family member. We love cuddling, playing, and relaxing with our pups, and we want them to have the best quality of life possible. There […]
You come home and your floor is scattered with empty tin cans, shredded up boxes, and food packages that have been ripped to shreds. The trash can is toppled over. Your dog sits in the middle of the mess, her eyes wide and apologetic. As a loving dog owner, you may be tempted to […]
No matter how close you are to your dogs, sometimes the unexpected can happen and your dog bites you. So now what? The first step, of course, is to stay calm. This isn’t the end of your relationship and doesn’t mean that your dog has turned into an aggressive killer. There are lots of […]
The second of Cesar’s Five Natural Dog Laws is this: “Energy Is Everything.” It’s how dogs — and all animals — communicate with each other and how they read our intentions and respond to us. If you have dogs, you probably already know intuitively what their general energy level is; whether your dog is a […]
Huxley and his mom were preparing for Huxley’s first flight from London to Ibiza when the little puppy became very bored. Ursula Daphne Aitchison, Huxley’s mom, said to The Dodo, “He was sat in the seat next to me but got in a mood which he often does when I don’t pay him enough attention.” […]
Trying to raise a puppy right can be an incredibly challenging task but one that is infinitely rewarding as well. One of the cornerstones of good health for your puppy is regular veterinary care. The following is a list of the veterinary or health related concerns that will come up during your puppy’s first year. […]
Steven Grieg is a Colorado-based animal lover who has always opened up his home to pets in need. Steven grew up with multiple pets in his home. As a result, when he became an adult he continued to take in pets in need. Typically, he had 3-4 dogs at a time in his home. Currently, […]
Remember, barking is natural! It’s an important means of communication for dogs. But sometimes problems can develop. As the pack leader, it’s your job to step in and control excessive barking. Here are my 5 tips to help you stop nuisance barking for good. Correct Dog Problem Behavior and Follow Through. Tell your dog to […]
It’s an all-too-familiar scenario. Two humans try to blend their existing packs and wind up with their dogs fighting and creating chaos. It can happen with roommates moving in together, people trying to date, or even when bringing a new dog into an existing pack. It doesn’t have to be this way and, short […]
