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Dog Smarts: The Unique Intelligence of Dogs

Maybe youโ€™ve had a moment like this: Youโ€™re out walking your dog after wor... More

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Behaviour For You
Yes, You Should โ€œBaby Talkโ€ to Your Dog
Studies have found that baby talk, officially called โ€œparentese,โ€ improv... More
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Behaviour New Dog Parent
New Puppy? Get a Good Start on a Lifetime of Love
5 tips to get you and your new pup on the right path.
Why cats are pickier than dogs
Behaviour Nutrition
Undiscriminating Dogs and Feline Foodies: Why Cats Are Pickier Than Dogs
Dogs will devour pretty much anything while cats turn up their nosesโ€”experts explain why
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Why Doesnโ€™t My Dog Like Other Dogs?

Understanding and addressing why your dog doesn’t like other dogs

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How to help a shy, scared puppy feel secure. 

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I would love to take my German Shepherd, Spencer, to the dog beach but he absolutely refuses to go in the water. Does he not know how to swim? Is he scared of the water? I would like to teach him to like the water so he can wear off some energy swimming. Any suggestions?—Landlocked in LA

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How can I get my Akitas to stop barking at people who come into my house? If I have people over for dinner, the dogs eventually stop, but as soon as someone attempts to get up from the table, they start the barking again!

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Our puppy is a herding dog and he nips at our heels as we walk around the house. How can we get him to stop this? 

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I have a one-year-old Cavalier King Charles who is VERY food protective. When he was a pup, I found I could not use any food training treats because he would get overwhelmed, so I always had to use positive things like toys or praise. He has slowly gotten worse. Help!

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Behaviour Training

Begin the process of decreasing or eliminating this behaviour by teaching her an “off” or “leave it” exercise and rewardwith small tidbits of food.

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Q: It seems my dog, Birdie, has a footwear fetish. How can I prevent chewed shoe... More

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If people are stressed or upset, we can talk things through. We can make ourselves feel better by yelling, crying … or eating ice cream. Dogs? They pee.

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