Are you afraid to approach your dog while they are eating or chewing a bone? Is it difficult for you to have your dog drop something you don’t want them to have? In this article we share information for you about what resource guarding is, how it starts, and what you can do about it.
Mental exercise is stimulating your dog’s brain – getting them used to using their brain and alleviate or lessen their built-up energy and tire them out. Bored and super-energized dogs can be dealt with by a variety of activities that will have them using their brain.
Mental exercise is stimulating your dog’s brain – getting them used to using their brain and alleviate or lessen their built-up energy and tire them out. Bored and super-energized dogs can be dealt with by a variety of activities that will have them using their brain.
Have you made an Emergency Plan to ensure your dog is cared for in case of an emergency like a house fire, accident, or a power outage?
Does your dog guard its food or toys or do they jump up on people – no matter what you try to do to stop it? Is your dog reactive to other dogs or do they have extreme anxiety when you leave them alone? If your dog is exhibiting unwanted behaviours or anxiety here are some of the options available to you…
Do you know what to keep away from your dogs? Poison prevention is critical to our dog’s health and it’s an important time to learn about some common ways to ensure our dogs have safe and happy lives.