Why Do Dogs Pee When They're Excited or Fearful?
Does your puppy or dog occasionally pee on the floor? Here's how to figure out why your dog is peeing and how to stop it.
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Dog Training Tips
How to Safely Break Up a Dogfight
A dogfight can be a terrifying event to witness, and trying to break one up can be extremely dangerous. Find out how to stop one without getting injured.
How to Solve Your Dog's Fear of Car Rides
Is your dog scared of car rides? This fear of riding in cars is common. Learn why your dog is scared of car rides and how to help conquer this fear.
Why Do Dogs Dig Holes? How to Stop Your Dog from Relandscaping Your Yard
Dogs have been digging holes for centuries and for many reasons. Whether they’re bored or want to cool off in the dirt, here are the top reasons why dogs dig holes.
Reasons for Possessive Aggression in Dogs and How to Stop It
Some dogs show aggression around food or other possessions. Learn what to do about resource guarding and possession aggression in your dog.
Why Does My Dog Bark At Everything?
Dogs bark as a way to communicate. If a dog is barking excessively, this means something is wrong.
How to Train Your Dog to Back Up
Can your dog back up on command? Learn how to train your dog this fun and useful trick and soon they'll be walking backward whenever you ask.
Separation Anxiety in Dogs
Separation anxiety can cause a number of behavior problems in your dog. Learn how to identify this disorder and ways to help your dog overcome it.
Why Do Dogs Eat Rocks?
One of the most common non-food items for dogs to eat are rocks. Here's what to know about why dogs eat them and how can you stop your dog from eating rocks.
Why Dogs Eat Poop and How to Stop Them
Is your dog eating poop? Some dogs do this because of stress or illness. Learn how to prevent stool eating, or coprophagia, in dogs.
How to Train Your Dog to Play
Not all dogs instinctively know how to play. You can help your dog become an engaged, playful member of the family by following these steps.
How to Stop Your Dog From Growling
A growling dog can soon become even more aggressive. Reduce the noise and potential for a dangerous situation with some of these techniques.
How to Train Your Dog to Stand and Stay
From grooming to vet visits, training your dog to stand on command is useful. Learn how to quickly teach your dog what to do when you say "stand."
Littermate Syndrome in Dogs
Dogs that grew up together as littermates may have conflicts when they live together as adults. Here's everything you need to know about littermate syndrome in dogs.
Should Dogs Be Allowed on Furniture?
Should you let your dog on the couch or in the bed with you? Are there any reasons we should not let dogs on the furniture? Here's what to know.
Understanding Dog Talk
Discover an understanding of how your dog talks to you and other animals with sight, sound, smells and body language.
How to Train Your Dog to Fetch
Not all dogs instinctively know how to play fetch. Learn how to teach your dog to fetch a ball and bring it back for a fun interactive game.
Understanding Dog Growling
Get information on how to interpret dog growling and how to keep it from escalating to dog aggression.
Becoming a Show Dog: Getting Started
Do you have the perfect puppy? Have you considered showing her in a dog show? There's much more to showing than showing up! Here's how to get started.
How to Train Your Dog to Focus on You
The "look" or "watch me" command is used to get your dog's attention. Learn how to train your dog to focus on you, despite distractions.