Avoid Dangerous Games With Feline Friends
So much for having a watchcat. Not surprisingly, our Maxx comes a-running when his automatic feeder clicks on. It is…
Category Behavior
PTSD In Military Working Dogs
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a well-recognized, well-documented and widely treated condition in people. Now the condition has been…
Individuals In Breeds Differ
Hundreds of times over the years I’ve heard pet owners express the mistaken belief that all members of a certain…
Shake Can As A Dog Training Tool
The shake can is a wonderfully simple yet useful tool for dog training. Let me say at the outset that…
Sibling Rivalry
Puppies fight. It’s just the nature of puppies. Much like human brothers and sisters. My late Uncle Sam used to…
Crate Training Puppies
Crate training is the term commonly used to describe the process of placing dogs in a carrying device (such as…
How To Introduce A New Cat To A Multi-Cat Household
At one time I was on my way to becoming a “crazy cat lady.” Except that I wasn’t a lady,…
Submissive Urination In Dogs
Submissive urination is a common problem in shy, non-assertive dogs. It is characterized by a dog who squats and urinates…
Work Slowly To Cure Dog Of Foot Shyness
Many pet owners complain that their dogs will not “let” them handle their feet for combing, nail trimming or even…
Puppy Housetraining
Isn’t it great when your new puppy comes home and everyone is enjoying him? Great, yes, until housetraining begins and…
