How To Help A Dog Adjust To A New Family: 10 Tips
Not all dogs are lucky enough to have a forever home right away. Some will be rehomed, put in a shelter for years, and be fostered multiple times. While it’s …
Category: Anxiety
7 Ways on How To Calm Down A Dog With Separation Anxiety
Going home to a chewed sofa, poop everywhere, and an overly excited dog – these are tell-tale signs of separation anxiety. It’s one of the biggest problems of many dog …
How to Get Your Dog to Stop Digging Holes?
Sometimes your deepest nightmare just comes to life. First, you tend to your garden or lawn every single day. Also, you make sure the flowers are nice and the soil …
Canine Panic Attacks: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, and Prevention
Canine panic attacks are real. It is indeed hard to picture dogs suffering from these because they are like angels to us. Of course, we don’t dare think anything wrong …
How to Calm a Scared Dog From Thunder & Storm Phobia?
Dogs are like kids; they can get scared of thunder. And as the sky rumbles, you must know what to do to comfort your frightened pooch. And since dogs have …
How to Calm Your Dog at the Vet – A Help Guide for Pet Owners
Trips to the vet office are every pet owner’s version of the first day at school. Instead of kids crying and reluctant to go to their classrooms, it would be …
How to Have a Dog While Traveling for Work – A Busy Owner’s Guide
Traveling for work a lot and caring for a dog? This is a challenging situation for many dog owners, especially those who can’t bring their pets with them every single …
Dog Dementia Early Signs to Be Aware Of
If your pup is entering his later years, then for sure you have a lot to be concerned about. Dogs, just like any other living being, age. And as they …
Old Dog Pacing Back and Forth – I’m Concerned!
Do you have a dog that has passed its mid-life years? Or do you perhaps have a dog that’s entered its twilight years and is now an elderly dog? If …
Why is My Dog Freaking Out For No Reason? Panic Attacks in Canines
Like us, our dogs can experience intense stress and fear. It could be loud sounds, the presence of strangers, and other triggers that could potentially make your dog bonkers. But …
