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5 Tips to Stop Puppy Biting

Dog owners who have just brought a new puppy into their home usually have a problem with their puppy’s biting behavior. Puppies explore the world using their mouths, so they bite whenever they are curious or playing with other pets or people. However, if the puppy bites too much and starts harming people or destroying furniture, then you need to do something about it. Excessive biting should be addressed as soon as possible because it can lead to bigger problems such as dominance and aggression when the puppy grows up. Try these 5 tricks to stop puppy biting at home.

3 Ways on How to Stop a Dog From Digging

Dogs have a natural tendency to dig on surfaces. It can be because they smell something underneath the surface or they are simply just playing around. Whatever the reason may be, it can turn out to be a potentially destructive habit. This is especially true if they are digging in your lawn or even your carpet. What are the ways on how to stop a dog from digging?

4 Fundamental Components of Golden Retriever Training

The Golden Retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world. Great as a family pet, this dog breed also has remarkable skills and learning potential. Just like any dog, proper training is essential to harness their seemingly limitless potential. Here are 4 fundamental components of Golden Retriever training all pet owners must learn.

4 Tips to Reduce Dog Separation Anxiety

Dog separation anxiety is one of the most common problems of a dog owner. This problem can lead to more serious problems if it is not addressed as soon as possible. Also, the noises made by your dog because of his separation anxiety will annoy both you and your neighbors. Separation anxiety can cause your dog to bark all night long, make a mess, and destroy the furniture inside your home. In this article, you will learn more about dog separation anxiety and some tips on how you can reduce it.

How to Successfully Manage Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CCDS)

Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CCDS) is debilitating. It can appear in dogs as young as six years old. It is reasonably normal for dogs ten years or older, to show one or more signs of cognitive problems. There are steps you can take to manage its progression, allowing your dog to enjoy a higher quality of life.