It can be hard to resist a soft whimper or a sad look when you’re enjoying a meal and your dog begins to beg. “What’s one little piece going to hurt?” But since you’re here reading this, you obviously know that this can quickly snowball from giving your pup a

Regularly bathing your dog is necessary to keep your pup’s skin and coat healthy, clean, and free of parasites. But for most people (and dogs) the entire process is something that is looked towards with dread. (You’re picturing a bad experience you’ve had right now, aren’t you?) On top of

One of the questions people are constantly asking when it comes to dog training is, “how do I become my dog’s pack leader?” Sure, they’re probably going to say it in a different way, but ultimately that is what they’re really getting at. Why is being pack leader so important,

Dog separation anxiety is a very common and stressful behavioral issue, and also one of the most misunderstood. Where many dog owners go wrong is by looking at it from a human point of view instead of actually addressing the root cause (we’ll get to that, keep reading). Signs of

Your dog’s aggression is driving you crazy, and I certainly don’t blame you for that. Seeing your dog act like this is frustrating and not being able to stop the issue can leave you feeling frustrated and helpless. Let’s look on the bright side of things, though, beginning with the

Your puppy jumping up on you, the furniture, and other things may be annoying at times but it’s actually a very natural thing. It’s something that was bred into them long ago. Puppies in the wild would jump up to lick their mother’s face, encouraging them to regurgitate food for

It’s saddening to see just how many dogs are written off as untrainable or too aggressive. In reality, the problem is simply that the dog is fearful because they lack the strong pack leader they have been bred to follow for centuries. And I’m not trying to call out the