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Why do dogs hump the air? It’s a behavior that can leave dog owners puzzled, amused, and sometimes even a tad embarrassed. While humping may often be associated with sexual behaviors in dogs, it can also have alternative motivations or underlying causes. As a dog owner, understanding the reasons behind …

Cinnamon rolls may be a tasty treat, but can dogs eat them too? The answer is a resounding no! While the dough and cinnamon can be okay for dogs, the sugar and icing may cause them to become sick. As a professional dog trainer with 20 years of experience, I advise against giving your pup any cinnamon rolls.

Avocado oil is becoming an increasingly popular choice for pet owners looking for a healthy alternative to many traditional dog products. While the benefits of this oil for dogs are often touted, it’s important to understand exactly what makes it so beneficial and how it can help your dog.

A Corgi has a unique waddle that often makes it a target of teasing from other dogs. But don't worry, it's just good old-fashioned dog play! With proper training, you can teach your pup to respect all other animals and to not tease. Plus, the pep and enthusiasm of the Corgi will surely make the romp even more fun!

Dogs can enjoy French toast as a special treat if it's prepared in the right way. Toast it using whole wheat bread and no added sugar. Use non-fat or low-fat milk in the batter and top the toast with natural yoghurt for added deliciousness. Just make sure your pup has plenty of water to wash it all down!

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.

Eagerly exploring the world with their fluttering ears leading the way, floppy-eared dog breeds bring a smile to any face. From the energetic Beagle to the bouncy Cocker Spaniel, these breeds have the signature long ears that make them unique and lovable. Let's explore the fun world of floppy-eared dogs!

This curious canine behavior has perplexed pet owners for years - why do dogs walk backwards? What purpose does it serve and what could it be trying to tell us?

Taking regular walks with your canine companion is a great way to bond and stay active. With some practice and patience, you can teach your pup to walk on a leash with ease!