Crate training an older dog with separation anxiety involves starting with short periods in the crate and gradually increasing the time. It is important to make sure the crate is a comfortable and positive space. For severe anxiety, it is…
Wouldn’t it be nice if our little puppies could stay tiny for the remainder of their life? There’s nothing more precious than a little puppy crawling into your lap for a nap. But just like all living creatures on this…
An all-natural diet for dogs typically consists of raw or lightly cooked meats, organ meats, bones, vegetables, and small amounts of fruits. It’s designed to mimic the ancestral diet of wild canines, focusing on whole foods and avoiding processed ingredients.…
To stop a dog’s quick from bleeding, follow these steps: Immediately apply a clean towel to the wound. If available, use styptic powder or pencil on the bleeding quick. If these are not available, you can use cornstarch as an…
A fishy smell in a dog’s breath is often related to dental health issues or gum disease. It can also indicate issues with the anal glands. Maintaining dental hygiene and regular check-ups can help prevent this odor. Key Takeaways Poor…
Butter is not recommended for dogs as it’s high in fat and can lead to obesity and pancreatitis. Small amounts occasionally might not be harmful but should generally be avoided. Dogs don’t need added fats in their diet like butter.…
The amount of raw food to feed a dog depends on their size, age, and activity level. Generally, it’s about 2-3% (in pounds) of their body weight per day. Consulting a vet, especially when starting a raw diet, is advisable.…
On this blog, we try to stay away from stating our opinion on controversial topics, but when it comes to the topic of declawing, we would like to make it clear that we DO NOT support this practice unless it…
Some of our long term readers probably know that unless the situation requires it, we do not recommend using a harness to walk your dog. A regular harness will not stop a dog from pulling on the leash. In fact,…
To get a dog to howl, try howling yourself or playing sounds like sirens, musical instruments, or other dogs howling. Some dogs may naturally join in. Remember, not all dogs are inclined to howl, and it’s a behavior more common…