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Dogs Aggressive With Other Dogs – What Causes This?

By Livia A. Warren on Friday, July 15th, 2011 | No Comments

Dogs aggressive with other dogs could be a confusing and worrying dog behavioural dilemma, with nearly every specific scenario needing a different method. You’ll find numerous diverse causes for why dog aggression towards other dogs may develop into an issue and may well commence once your pet is five or six; it won’t frequently commence as a young puppy. Dogs aggressive with other dogs is very serious and ought to be remedied immediately.

Separation Anxiety in Canines

By Venice Marriott on Saturday, July 2nd, 2011 | No Comments

When a dog gets highly stressed about being left home alone for any length of time, the condition is usually referred to as canine separation anxiety. At the base of this condition is the belief that the dog has become too attached and is missing their master, owner or Mum.

Dog Anxiety Often at Heart of Dog Behaviour Problems

By Venice Marriott on Tuesday, June 28th, 2011 | No Comments

Anxiety in dogs can stem from a dog being frightened of loud noises such as the natural crash of a thunderstorm or the unnaturally loud bang of a firework, but can equally be experienced by a dog left alone. Research suggests that dog anxiety affects a surprising large percentage of our dogs.

How to House with Puppies

By Walton Hong on Monday, June 27th, 2011 | No Comments

Whether they live in a little flat in the city or a big ranch in the country, humans are drawn to dogs for pets, especially puppies. This is because they like the feel of raising a puppy into a dog and living life with them as a companion.

Vaccinations for Pups – What You Should Know

By Walton Hong on Sunday, June 26th, 2011 | No Comments

A brand new puppy is cute and fun for the whole family, but also demands a good amount of healthcare to remain healthy, happy and, in some instances, alive. Part of that healthcare is vaccinations for main diseases, like parvo and rabies. Puppy vaccines, just like human ones, come with some risks and side effects nevertheless, and it is essential to know as much as you can before you take your new pup to get poked.

Stop Dogs Separation Anxiety

By George Fox on Monday, June 20th, 2011 | No Comments

A dog is a very sociable animal. These animals dwell and die in the wild nature in their pack. In your house you their fellow pack member and that means, once they are left by themselves as you go to do your work or run errands, they become uneasy and worried which you may not appear back again. However, just simply because a dog is uneasy which you are leaving does not mean which they could react so strongly. From barking and whining to destructive behaviours ,for instance, chewing, digging, and tearing, a dog with separation nervousness can be very difficult to cope with.

How To Care For Your Puppies

By Walton Hong on Monday, June 20th, 2011 | No Comments

In the event you grew up with hamsters and snakes for pets, chances are you have no idea what to do for a puppy. Unlike his rodent and reptilian predecessors, puppies are active, fun and full of life, but also a little more difficult to care for. However, the basics of puppy care are easy and well-proven, and there’s no need to fret when you bring your new pup home.

Dog Agility Competitions

By Pamela Kazmierczak on Saturday, June 18th, 2011 | No Comments

Are you thinking of enrolling your dog to a dog agility training class? Great!

How To Stop Dog Chewing Paws Until Raw

By Tony Knight on Tuesday, June 14th, 2011 | No Comments

If a dog is chewing his paws all the time they are likely to be suffering from a skin related problem, or have developed a problem in their behaviour.

Tips For Crate Training Your Puppies

By Walton Hong on Sunday, June 12th, 2011 | No Comments

A crate has far greater value than just a power tool to housetrain your puppy. Why discard it and compel your pet to find a new retreat when it isn’t necessary? Den-dwellers by nature, your puppy’s crate can turn out to be his own sanctuary within your home. Furnished right, the crate could be the coziest location for your puppy to be since he was inside his mother’s belly if he is acclimated to it in a caring, consistent way. To paraphrase Virginia Woolf, a puppy needs a crate of one’s own.

Archive for the ‘Dog Training’ Category

Dogs Aggressive With Other Dogs – What Causes This?

Separation Anxiety in Canines

Dog Anxiety Often at Heart of Dog Behaviour Problems

How to House with Puppies

Vaccinations for Pups – What You Should Know

Stop Dogs Separation Anxiety

How To Care For Your Puppies

Dog Agility Competitions

How To Stop Dog Chewing Paws Until Raw

Tips For Crate Training Your Puppies

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