As a veterinarian, in my years of practice, I have seen many chubby, if not obese, dogs. Typically, when I bring it up to the owners, their responses usually varied from “But he barely eats!” “I like him more a little chubby! Look how...
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As a dog trainer, I sometimes cringe when I hear someone spreading myths about dog behavior or training tips. Honestly, though, there are a lot of controversial theories about dog behavior. After all, we can’t know exactly what dogs are thinking until we invent a...
Chewing is part of a dog’s normal instinct – for fun, for teething, for hygiene, and for stress. Dogs use their mouths to explore their world. In much the same way humans use our hands and eyes, dogs rely on their nose and mouths to...
Is your dog starting to be aggressive or protective around his food bowl? Food aggression in dogs is somewhat common, and even understandable in some cases. Who really wants to share their food, after all? However, if your dog is showing signs of food aggression,...
