From the category archives:

Dog Behavior

Inside activities to keep your dog busy and happy during cold winter months.

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What to do when a well-trained, well-balanced dog suddenly becomes possessive of toys, food and people.

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Most dogs are very motivated by food, which makes puzzle dog toys the perfect dog toy!

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Comfort Zone for Dogs

by Keri K. on August 31, 2011

Comfort Zone with D.A.P (Dog Appeasing Pheromone) helps curb bad dog behaviors borne of stress from travel, visitors, separation, loud noise and more.

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Operation Stop Dog Jumping

by Ellen B. on August 15, 2011

Although positive reinforcement is preferred, learn how a water spray bottle kept this puppy from jumping.

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Find out why puppies do a lot of chewing, and get this puppy owner’s best advice for how to stop puppy chewing.

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Is Your Pet a Southpaw?

by Keri K. on May 20, 2011

Is your dog left or right pawed? Just like humans tend to favor one hand over the other, many animals display signs of having a dominant side.

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Dog owners know that muddy paws always seem to find freshly cleaned floors! What do you do for the Muddy Paws in spring at your home?

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Keep Your Dog “BUSY”

by Ellen B. on March 25, 2011

Little do dogs know they’re brushing their own teeth while they’re madly working at getting the delicious treat disc in the Busy Buddy Dog Bone.

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Dog anxiety is difficult for both the dog and the dog owner. Veterinarian offers options you might consider if your dog has anxiety issues.

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There is no absolute tried and true answer, but here are 10 different methods that can be tried and combined to stop dogs from eating stool.

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Chew Stop can help you stop your dog from chewing on inappropriate household items and can prevent chewing due to hot spots, allergies, or boredom.

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Chronic dog jumpers can be a danger to themselves, other dogs, and people. Tips to make training your dog to stop jumping a less difficult task.

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