Raising a dog through their senior years is a journey. Here’s some tips on promoting health of senior dogs. Train Your Dog Month: Health and Senior Dogs
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Weimaraner Chewing Problems: PICA Weimaraners are known to nibble and chew many things, even non-edible items. The breed tends to have compulsive, active chewing behaviours. When the chewing seems compulsive and extreme it may be time to see a veterinarian to look into metabolic and dietary needs or mental health needs such as anxiety. The
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4 Reasons Your Dog Eats Grass: Doggy Green Grass Grazing You may have noticed your own dog chomping on the fresh green lawn. You feed your dog 2-3 times and day, plus the occasional treats – so why is this happening? Here are 4 suggestions why your dog eats grass and how to help. There
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Continuing with the wonderful month of January with another Train Your Dog Month resource, I leave you with this video of large breed dogs. Because large dogs are simply not bigger versions of small dogs. Todays topic is, Train Your Dog Month: Health of Senior Large Breed Dogs I have also linked Train Your Dog
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When to Start Training When people first get a dog, they often want know when to start training. The answer is simple – you can start right away! There are easy, fun ways to train a dog that don’t feel like training. Training does not have to be this formal, class-structured, authoritarian rigid program. Dog
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Ever wonder what your dog needs from you? Think a trainer will solve all your dog’s problems? To understand your dog, you need to know that many of the dog’s behaviour may arise from body language ques your dog is picking up on but you are not aware that you are projecting. Read on to
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It’s rainy season again in North America. The weather has you looking out the window at walking time thinking – Do I have too? You wonder – isn’t my dog happier inside? What can be done outside in this weather? What’s the point? Do you reluctantly suit up, or find a way to avoid the cold wet
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Dogs have an impressive capacity for understanding time intervals, which is largely attributed to their keen sense of smell. Unlike humans who primarily rely on visual and auditory cues, dogs use their highly developed olfactory capabilities to perceive changes in their environment over time. This ability allows them to detect the fading scent trails left
