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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...
Destructive Chewing-Why Your Dog Does It
Few canine habits are as frustrating to deal with as destructive chewing. When you cannot be certain that your possessions will be safe inside your household because your dog or puppy has a tendency to chew destructively, you can find yourself stressed out constantly....
Canine Communication
Our relationships with our dogs and how communication is so vital to them. Our relationship with dogs has been in existence for “more than 15,000 years” per Michigan State University. Given that, it isn’t surprising how strong and meaningful it is today. Originally,...
Aversive Techniques in Dog Training
Dictionary.com defines an aversive as a “reprimand, punishment”. In dog training, an aversive action can be an “unpleasant sound, a physical correction, the pain caused by a shock collar or prong collar correction, or a harsh scolding” according to Preventive Vet....
Winter Season-Biggest Threat is Hypothermia
One of the biggest threats to your pet’s health during the winter season is hypothermia. Your pet cat or dog may suffer from hypothermia if they are exposed to the frigid winter temperatures for too long. As hypothermia sets in, your pet’s body may start to shut down....
Winter Season Requires More Caution
Most dogs love being outdoors during winter season. They enjoy all the sights and sounds of the outside world and they are more than happy to explore together with you. Even the winter cold is often not enough to keep dogs permanently indoors. They will still ask for...
Winter Season Presents Unique Challenges
The winter season presents unique challenges to all pet owners. Sometimes, these challenges will even require us to change our habits. If you’re a first-time dog owner, you may not know that tweaking your habits during the winter is necessary. In the second set of our...
