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Body Language: Interpreting Pet’s Emotions Based on It
Body language can convey thoughts and emotions that our words withhold. In some cases, body language may even be the most honest indicator of a person’s current emotional state. It can provide a more accurate telling of someone’s true emotions because body language...
Emotional Valence: Considerations To Guide Dog’s Training
Our mood can change based on the emotional stimuli we experience. When you hear someone let out a hearty laugh, it’s only natural for you to chuckle as well. Conversely, seeing a great actor shine in a dramatic role can also drive us to tears. The fact that we have...
Canine Emotions: How Do They Affect Behavior?
Canine behavior is hugely dependent on upbringing, environment, physiology, and training. However, those are not the only factors that influence how your dog or puppy behaves in their everyday life. You should also consider their emotional state when trying to figure...
Canine Emotional Regulation: What You Need to Know
It can seem to us that it is easy to read our dog's emotions. You walk up to your pet, hang around them for a bit, and infer how our pet is feeling by observing their movements and vocalizations. While the last thing a pet owner wants is for their dog to suppress...
Holiday Tips for Pet-Friendly Decorations, Traditions, and Parties
As Christmas approaches, it's crucial to consider the safety of pets while decorating and celebrating. Many popular decorations can pose hazards to cats and dogs, so it's essential to identify and avoid these risks. Embracing the holiday spirit, why not start new...
Raindrops: Alternative Potty Options to Consider if Your Dog Dislikes Them
The call of nature can be unpredictable such as raindrops falling from the sky (normal occurrence in Washington State). It can strike your pet at inconvenient times for you. If your pet doesn’t like heading outside when it’s raining, they may resort to answering the...
Rainstorm Aversion: How to Resolve Your Dog’s – Part Two
Rainstorm aversion doesn’t have to be a permanent fixture of your dog’s behavior. If you want to take walks with them in the rain, you can take meaningful steps to make that happen. We highlighted training tips and other habits you can form to make your dog more...
Rain Aversion: How to Resolve Your Dog’s – Part One
Does your dog dislike rain? Don’t be surprised if that’s the case. Some dogs want nothing to do with rain, and there are understandable explanations for that behavior. Unless your dog or puppy dislikes rain due to a thunderstorm phobia, you can teach them to be more...
Rainy Weather: Why Does My Dog Refuse to Go Outside?
Rainy weather has different effects on people. Some people love hearing the chorus of raindrops, while others cannot stand the humidity that hangs in the air during and after passing showers. Just like with us, rain can also have varied effects on our pets. Dogs...
