DOG TRAINING OBEDIENCE

Brushing up on proper wound care for your dog is essential to ensure proper healing and minimizing scarring. Learn about cleaning, bandaging, and potential complications of wound care.

Naming your pup can be daunting, as you want to pick the perfect name for your furry best friend. But have you ever thought about how ‘human’ your pup’s name is? This article explores the origins of dog names, and why picking a name that works for you and your pup is so important.

Overwhelmed by teething pain, puppies often resort to using their mouths to chew everything in sight. With patience and love, however, owners can use gentle techniques to curb the urge to nibble and nip.

Dogs are known for eating unusual things, and toilet paper is no exception. But why do dogs eat it? We explain the reasons behind this strange behavior and how to stop your pup from it.

From bouncing around and begging for a belly rub one second to chomping on your shoe the next, having a pup in the house can be entertaining – and challenging! Here's how to nip nuisance chomping in the bud.

He Got That Dog In Him" is an expression which has been passed down for generations and is used to describe a certain positive quality of determination and resilience. It is usually used when someone is pushing through tough times or achieving great success in their endeavors.

From tug-of-war to tail wagging, puppies show love in lots of ways - but not all of them are so gentle. With Bite No More, puppy owners can unlock their pet’s hidden gentleness, taming troublesome mouthing and biting.

The Bernese mountain dog is an adorable breed, but you may be wondering if these cuddly-looking dogs shed a lot! The answer is yes, they do shed, but not more than other large breeds. With regular grooming and brushing, Bernese mountain dogs will keep their coats looking beautiful while keeping your home fur-free.

Dogs love being scratched and petted, but there's something extra special about a good butt scratch. Dogs seem to go crazy for the sensation, and it's a great way to bond with your pup.

Puppies, despite their innocent appearance, can have razor-sharp teeth more intimidating than a shark's. But teaching bite inhibition can help them learn self-control and make them the best pet you ever owned.