If you want to put a stop to the howling, you first need to understand that there are many reasons for it, then address the needs behind those reasons
There are numerous dog stress signals and causes, which we covered in Part 1 of this dog stress series. Now, let’s look at ways to deal with it.
Some dogs eat feces, a phenomenon called coprophagia. Let’s look at why this behavior appeals to dogs and what you can do to deal with stool eating!
There are hundreds of possible reasons for dogs panting and pacing. Here, we’ll explore a few to give you an idea of how to sort out the possibilities, get to the heart of your dog pacing, and decide whether you need to do something about it.
Let’s look at what dog humping is really about and then talk about making it stop.
In Part 1 of the dog begging series, we discussed why otherwise well-fed dogs beg for food. Here in Part 2, we will give Linda and other dog owners tips for getting a dog to stop begging for food.
While a dog’s adolescence is challenging, there are things you can do to help your dog through the behavior problems lying ahead!
Dog urinary incontinence is a medical condition, not a learned behavior; therefore, it requires medical attention as soon as possible!
Let’s look at dog hyperactivity and how it differs from behavior disorders!
If your dog is begging for food, don’t jump directly to the guilty assumption that you’re not feeding them well or enough!
Today’s article will teach you all about addressing the numerous signals pointing toward dog stress!