Dog Tips

You settle down on the couch after dinner, plop your pupper into your lap, and rest your head against their back—only to get whiplashed forward five seconds later. Sound familiar? You may find yourself questioning why dogs get hyper at night when the rest of your household is crashing. Pet parents often describe these erratic […]

Every dog owner knows the feeling. You’re busy doing something, and your dog locks eyes with you. You pause, wondering what on earth your dog wants. It happens during meals, while working from home, lounging on the couch, brushing your teeth—you name it. Your pup will find a way to hold eye contact with you.

Ah, Valentine’s Day. A time to celebrate love. But you don’t need a significant other to enjoy Valentine’s Day—you have your dog, who loves you unconditionally every day of the year. If you’re looking for the Top 5 Valentine’s Day Gifts Your Dog Will Go Crazy For, you’ve come to the right place. Roses and

Bad dog habits can wear you out. Does your dog jump on people? Pull on the leash? Bark constantly? Tune you out? Eliminate indoors? Every time you witness unwanted behavior, you may fear it’s all over or that dogs simply take too long to learn. The truth is, your dog hasn’t forgotten everything you’ve taught

You step out the front door. As soon as it closes behind you, you hear it—the sound of your dog barking uncontrollably inside your home. If you’ve ever owned a dog, chances are you’ve faced this exact scenario at some point (or are dealing with it right now!). Leaving your dog alone can cause a

Few pet parents realize just how common anxiety is in dogs. Whether they’re quietly pacing back and forth while you’re gone, whining constantly, chewing up your favorite shoes, or shutting down emotionally, anxious dogs often suffer needlessly—especially when we don’t know how to recognize the symptoms. When Fido first started showing signs of worry, it

You’re not crazy. You didn’t imagine that your dog seemed “off” after coming home from the shelter, kennel, training facility, or even just the grocery store. There’s a reason your dog seems different than you expected. Understanding why decompression time is essential for dogs can transform your relationship by changing how you view your dog’s

Dogs can’t look into our eyes and tell us they are scared, worried, or emotionally uncomfortable—but they can show us. Unfortunately, dogs’ warning signals are often mistaken for stubbornness, disobedience, or “bad behavior.” Your dog isn’t acting stubborn, your dog doesn’t understand what you want, and your dog is not being “bad” on purpose. These

Have you ever asked yourself, “Why does my dog bark at every little thing?” One minute it’s quiet and you think your dog is sleeping. The next, they’re barking at door slams, spoons hitting dishes, leaves blowing across the yard, people driving by your window—you name it. Humans barely notice these sounds. To your dog,

It’s awful to see your dog afraid. During a storm, all they want is for it to stop—and for you to comfort them. Loud noises, bright flashes, and static can frighten anyone.The shaking. The pacing. The hiding. The attempts to break through windows just to escape it all. If you’ve ever asked yourself how to