Reactive behavior in dogs can manifest in many ways, such as barking, lunging, or growling at other dogs or people. It can be triggered by fear, frustration, or aggression and can be a challenging behavior to deal with.Dog training can help calm reactive behavior by teaching the dog alternative beha Read More

When choosing a small rubber dog chew toy, there are several factors to consider to ensure you select the right toy for your furry friend:Size: The size of the toy should be appropriate for the size of your dog. A small toy may be a choking hazard for a larger dog, while a large toy may be too heavy Read More

Chew toys can be beneficial for senior dogs as they provide mental stimulation, promote healthy teeth and gums, and help alleviate anxiety and boredom. However, not all chew toys are suitable for senior dogs. Here are some factors to consider when selecting chew toys for senior dogs:Softness: Senior Read More

If dogs are not trained, it is easy for them to be distracted by various external factors in public places, running around barking and acting up. Dogs, in particular, tend to get emotional when they meet other equally energetic friends, causing their owners to lose control and even not be able to ca Read More

Aside from problems related to ingesting squeaker toys, is it no reason to think that squeaker toys are also inherently bad for dogs? Dogs can respond differently to squeakers, but which can sometimes be negative. Some dogs become hyperactive when they hear squeaker toys, leading to behavioral prob Read More

Like us humans, dogs are also bored at times. When we feel bored, we either meet our friends to talk about the world and express our emotions through chatting, or we buy to make ourselves happy through shopping. However, most of the dogs living in the family, neither playmates, nor shopping fun. So, Read More