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Car-related anxiety: How to Treat – Part Two
Car-related anxiety can take a significant toll on your pet dog or puppy. Your normally cheerful and energetic animal companion may look terrified and stressed inside your car. After seeing your pet in that state, you may decide that car rides are no longer on the...
Car-Related Anxiety: How to Treat – Part One
Car-related anxiety can overwhelm your pet and derail your plans. Of course, you cannot completely avoid car rides with your pet. They will have to ride with you eventually for vet visits and vacations. Thankfully, car-related anxiety doesn’t have to be a permanent...
Car Rides: Anxiety Symptoms Dogs Experience
Anxiety is not a uniquely human emotion. Our pets experience it as well. Your dog or puppy may feel anxious during car rides Something about the experience of being inside a vehicle doesn’t sit well with your pet, and it’s causing them problems. How can you tell if...
Car Rides-Why Dogs Feel Anxious
Car rides can be challenging for dogs. For one reason or another, being in a car makes them anxious. The moment they enter your car, they want nothing more than to leave as soon as possible. Since you will have to take your dog or puppy to the vet clinic and other...
Car Rides = Anxiety In Dogs
After living with your dog or puppy for a while, you may feel like you’ve gotten to know them quite well. You’ve come to know them as this cheerful bundle of energy who’s always up for a bit of fun. However, that signature smile on your pet’s face may disappear the...
Hike with Dog on National Trails Day
June 3 is National Trails Day which is the perfect opportunity to hike with your pup. If you’re anything like most people, you probably haven’t thought about teaching your dog to hike. I mean, its just walking in the outdoors...right? Well, yes and no. Of course, our...
Different Ways Dogs Say No – Part 2
Just like people, dogs have boundaries too. If you notice that your dog is feeling uncomfortable or hesitant in a certain situation, it's important to respect their wishes and give them space. You can learn how to recognize when your dog is saying "no" through our...
Different Ways Dogs Say No – Part 1
When a dog is trained, it typically follows its owner's suggestions without hesitation, whether it's going for a walk or taking a bath. However, there may be rare occasions when a dog says "no" by refusing to comply with its owner's commands. It's important for pet...
Solving the Issue of Dog Saying No
It's not common to see your dog saying "no" by disobeying your commands, and it can catch you off guard when it does happen. Dogs usually have a reason for refusing to follow commands, as we discussed in a previous article. This time, we'll focus on ways that owners...
