Training

Do you sometimes think your dog just likes the sound of his own voice? While some breeds are naturally prone to barking (the Cairn Terrier and the Chihuahua are two examples), there is often a reason why your dog is being so noisy.

Who’s in charge isn’t always clear-cut in the dog world, but there is specific body language that can indicate dominance or submission. Here are some tips to help you determine if you dog is dominant or submissive.

Understanding the human/canine connection and how to make your bond stronger

My dog attacks dogs that are smaller than him. Is he a bully?

How to find the right trainer for your dog

My dog has started to pee on strangers at the dog park—lifting his leg up at perfect strangers. How do I stop this embarrassing behaviour? 

Recent research shows that the way you greet your dog after a short or long separation makes a huge difference to the dog.

Why does my newly adopted puppy growls at nearby family members? Is she jealous?

Follow these steps to raise a happy, well-adjusted dog

I have three dogs and the two olders ones team up against my younger dog, making him screech. Why would the two older dogs gang up on the younger one? Are they bullies?