Stressed dogs don’t get the benefit of taking themselves out for a lovely hike or a bit of yoga. So, let’s take a look at what stresses our dogs out, how to recognize when they are feeling stressed, and what we can do to help them.

Dog chewing is bad behavior that needs to be curbed as early as possible. The behavior begins during puppyhood when our adorable and young canine is teething. Chewing is also a way for him to entertain himself, and to explore and get to know his environment. Find out how to curb chewing behavior. 

Understanding why our furry friends experience separation anxiety is not a complex mystery, but being aware of the condition will allow us to address it appropriately. Learn the ways to identify whether your dog is suffering from separation anxiety and what to do to help your canine companion. 

Dog dementia, also known as Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CCDS), is a surprisingly common condition among senior dogs.  Understanding his condition will allow us the opportunity to give him the care he needs, prevent the worsening of his symptoms, and make his last years with us more comfortable. Learn how, right here. 

What better way to bond than by playing games and spending time together? This is exactly what training is when it’s done right. Learn a couple commands that are not only a little more advanced, but can lead to less stress, and even save a life. 

One of the most sociable pets, dogs live for their guardian’s attention. Developing a close connection with Fido requires establishing effective communication. However, their body language says a lot more about their emotional state. Learn more here.