From the category archives:

Dog Behavior

Rabbit Bonding

by Tina C. on March 4, 2010

Pets can form great friendships with other pets. It is fun to watch and can keep your pets happier! Did you know rabbits can bond with other pets, not just other rabbits?

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Why do dogs dig? Why do dogs sniff – A LOT? Learn about these and other dog behaviors that we find a bit odd or humorous.

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Dog Myths Debunked!

by Tina C. on February 22, 2010

Call them Myths; call them Old Wives Tales. There are a number of sayings about dogs that are simply untrue; although many people still believe them.

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Story of a dog who is started on medication (Fluoxetine) for anxiety behavior. Learn about pre-medication planning and continued monitoring.

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Might your pet like a companion pet? Another cat or dog to play with and maybe even snuggle? Enjoy these stories of multiple pet situations helping to keep each other mentally and physically active. (Fun videos, too!)

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Dealing with a truly confusing oral dog behavior that started with nail biting, moved to rock eating, and now just about anything might end up in his mouth and swallowed. The story of a rescued Springer named Rigs.

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Nail Clipping Time!

by Melissa R. on December 14, 2009

Does your dog hide when you get the nail clipper out? Read these tips for how to get your dog to actually enjoy nail clipping time!

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Border Collie vs. Kitten

by Melissa R. on December 2, 2009

The dog follows the new kitten everywhere, even staring at her while kitty tries to nap. Trying out new distractions: toys, more playtime and, the most successful solution, bird feeders!

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Put Your Dog to Work

by Tina C. on November 19, 2009

Help your dog burn off energy and keep him from getting bored by giving him simple jobs around the house. Learn simple household jobs your dog will enjoy.

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When the weather is bad and outdoor exercise is not possible, consider these 4 fun alternatives that stimulate your dog’s mind and relieve boredom.

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Dog separation anxiety is an important behavioral problem, which can cause tremendous emotional distress for both dogs and owners. It can occur in dogs of any age or breed, and is one of the most common reasons for pet owners to euthanize or give up their dogs.
Real life story of a dog with severe separation anxiety, and how the owner helped her dog conquer the problem.

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