Why Do Dogs Nibble on Blankets?
A dog’s brain releases endorphins when it nibbles on an item. Your dog nibbles on a blanket because the endorphin release makes them feel happy, safe, and content. Anxious or …
Anxiety & Stress
Why Does My Dog Act Strange After Grooming?
Some dogs act strange after grooming because things feel and smell different. Dogs spend time “collecting” scents. After grooming, all those scents are gone. If they got a haircut, it …
Why is My Puppy Scared of Me?
Although there are many reasons your puppy may be scared of you, the methods to overcome that fear are the same. Once you build trust with your puppy, the fear …
Do Dogs Get Homesick? [And How You Can Help]
Dogs are creatures of routine that enjoy a safe and familiar environment. Because of this, some dogs will get homesick when they spend excess time in an area they aren’t …
Why Do Dogs Tear Up Their Beds?
Dogs tear up their beds because of anxiety, boredom, or seeking attention. When dogs are anxious, they may destroy their bed as a comforting mechanism. When they are bored, they’ll …
Why Do Dogs Eat Their Own Hair?
Dogs eat their own hair because of anxiety, boredom, or sickness. Of the three, anxiety is the most common. Just as humans have odd quirks when we get anxious (such …
Why Does My Dog Suddenly Hate The Crate?
When a dog suddenly hates his crate, it usually means they’ve been forced to spend too much time in the crate. Dogs typically love their crate when they can go …
Do Dog Calming Collars Work [Efficacy & Usage Tips]
Dog calming collars can work for some dogs as they release pheromones that mimic those produced by mother dogs to calm puppies. However, their effectiveness varies based on the individual …
Why Does My Dog Want to Be Alone?
There are several reasons your dog wants to be alone. This behavior may seem odd since dogs are pack animals, but it can be explained. The most common explanations include …
Why Does My Dog Cry When He See’s Other Dogs?
There are many reasons a dog will cry out when he sees other dogs. Maybe he’s trying to greet the dog, he’s scared of the dog, or he’s protective and …