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Science behind Dog Training: Relationship-Based Approach
Pets are more than just animal companions in some households. Some pet owners see their dogs as their children and raise them accordingly. If you see your dog or puppy in the same manner, then you may be interested in training them using the relationship-based...
Science behind Dog Training: Conventional Obedience-Driven Model
Science has shown that there’s more than one way to conduct dog training. In recent years, new approaches have been engineered to help owners connect better with their pets. However, the more traditional methods can still be very effective. For this article, we’ll...
Divorced: Reclaiming Pet Custody
During a messy divorce, your ex-spouse may set out to do things that intentionally cause you great distress. One of them may involve claiming ownership of the family pet they barely cared about. Because your ex-spouse was the one who took your pet to the veterinarian...
Pet Nups in Divorce
Following your divorce, you may end up with a pet ownership situation you aren’t happy with. Your unhappiness could stem from the fact that your pet is staying with your former spouse. It may also be caused by the knowledge that you cannot comfortably provide for your...
Divorced Pet Owners: Is Sharing Custody an Option
Many of us become so attached to our pets that we see them as nothing other than family members. That’s why even the idea of parting with a beloved cat or dog after being divorced is heart-wrenching. If your pet’s important documents list your soon-to-be ex-spouse as...
Divorce: Pet Ownership Decided
Who winds up with the family pet is something you must be mindful of before entering divorce proceedings. Divorce can be tough on just about everyone and the last thing you need is the unpleasant surprise of having your dear cat or dog taken away from you. In this...
Destructive Chewing: Prevent Habit
Destructive chewing is a habit and it’s a bad one for any dog to pick up. Now that you know that your dog has developed that habit, you cannot be certain that your valuables will be safe from them. So, what’s the best way to stop your dog from engaging in that habit?...
Destructive Chewing-Discouragement
When a dog or puppy picks up the habit of chewing and destroying everything in sight, it’s usually the pet owner’s household that suffers the most. Pieces of furniture, shoes, gadgets, and even garbage may not be spared by a dog who wants to chew on something. To stop...
Destructive Chewing-Identify the Reason
Dogs that engage in destructive chewing may be dealing with separation anxiety, hunger, and teething pains, or they may just like the increased attention they get from it If you want to stop your dog or puppy from chewing and destroying items inside your home, you...
