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Are you planning to buy a new dog, or have you brought one? You may think that introducing two dogs is not a big deal, that you just need to introduce the two dogs to each other, and they will automatically become friends. But that is entirely not the case when it comes to introducing …

It’s a nice, quiet day. You’re relaxing, working from home, or watching funny videos. Suddenly your dog starts barking. You may think it’s no big deal and ignore them. Surely they’ll stop in a minute, right? But they don’t. They bark, and bark, and bark… and eventually you’ll lose your patience. So you might be …

We love our dogs. So naturally, we love showering them with affection, which may mean kissing them. Some of us smooch them on the head, the nose, or the face. For some of us, it’s as natural as tail wags are to them. But do our companions actually like this gesture? Of course, we want …

Puppies need to go to the bathroom a lot. If you have a new puppy, you’ve probably already noticed that they pee every few hours. They also need to poop a lot more than adults. The average puppy needs to eliminate about five times a day, usually thirty minutes after each meal. Puppies do not …

It’s frustrating when you’re out walking your dog and they just suddenly stop. Maybe they’re trying to head in a different direction, they don’t want to go home yet, or they’re just not used to walking on a lease yet. They could also be in pain, uncomfortable, or scared of something. The weather can also …

Potty training a puppy can be a frustrating experience with many setbacks. It’s easy to get angry when things go wrong and your puppy is peeing on your fancy carpet, no matter how hard you try to train them to go outside. A range of things can cause a puppy to refuse to go outside, …

We are not going to lie; dog-to-dog aggression can be a bit embarrassing, especially when strolling around the park or having a friendly neighborhood talk. It showcases a lack of discipline and, yes, can be a bit reflective of the owner’s training. But, we all know that a friendly dog suddenly showing aggression has nothing …

Puppies pee. A lot. It’s a fact of puppyhood and something you just have to push through. It’s usually not something to worry about, even if they need to go every other hour. Depending on how much they’re running around or how much they’re eating, drinking, or sleeping, they may just need to go often. …

So, you got a new cute puppy, and all the while it was with you, it was completely fine. But as soon as you put it to bed at night, you hear your cute fido crying a few hours later. You are not the first owner to experience it and obviously won’t be the last. …

Dogs bark. It’s part of life for a dog parent and it’s usually just a natural form of communication for them. They don’t realize it may be annoying to others and they have no understanding of how loud they can get. That said, the last thing you want to deal with when you’re trying to …

It can be heartbreaking when your dog seems to be scared of you. Whether it’s a dog you just got or one you’ve had for a while already, it can be saddening and a bit worrisome when they’re scared of you. It can make you question whether you’re fit to be a pet owner or …

So you have bought a puppy thinking, oh well, at least my carpets are safe from being ripped apart (unless it was a cat). But, you suddenly discover that it wasn’t true, and your fido is scratching its nails into it. The carpet is done for, and you are now in big trouble. This behavior …

Dogs have a unique way of expressing themselves and addressing their issues in adorable ways. A dog playing with its tail seems adorable, but what if they start chewing it? They can’t talk nor intelligently express themselves. So what do they do in case there is something wrong? They start barking, licking, or chewing the …

Huskies are a beautiful, elegant, and intelligent breed. Their large size and elegant looks attract every dog owner. The black and white fur with those glaring eyes is a sight to behold. Most dog owners often assume it as aggressive due to its large size and wolf-like features. But is that true? Are huskies aggressive? …

If you’ve lived with a dog for a while, you’ve probably noticed that many of them tend to plop down next to or on your feet. Most dogs I’ve lived with have done it, usually with their favorite person. Some will just plop down on top of you, making it difficult to move. Others are …

You’re ready to lay your head down for the day and rest. You let your dog into your room with you, put them to bed in their kennel or crate, or let them rest elsewhere in the house. You expect a good night’s rest for both you and your companion. Instead, you notice your pup …

A long time ago, my family adopted a dog that a family friend couldn’t keep anymore. Her family was heartbroken, but they were moving and couldn’t take her with them. They had her for years, and they naturally made a lot of memories together. Years later, that same family was visiting town and wanted to …