Walking your dog might seem simple, but doing it the wrong way every day can actually lead to some real problems. If your pup is constantly pulling, zigzagging, or overly …
Most dogs are social animals by nature, so being left alone doesn’t come naturally to them. In the wild, dogs would never be separated from their pack, so solitude can …
Shock collars might seem like a quick fix for training, but they come with a host of concerning side effects. Dogs can develop anxiety, fearfulness, and even aggression due to …
Just like us, dogs can feel overwhelmed, stressed, or anxious—and they often show it through pacing, barking, or even hiding. Whether it’s separation anxiety, fear of loud noises, or changes …
Ever wonder what’s going on inside your dog’s head when they get scared? Just like us, dogs have a part of their brain called the amygdala that kicks into high …
Ever noticed your dog giving you the side-eye even when you’re holding their favorite treat? It’s not just them being picky or stubborn—sometimes dogs get suspicious because they’re trying to …
It’s a heartbreaker: your dog hears the first distant rumble, and suddenly, their world turns upside down. Midwest thunderstorms are no joke—they can appear out of nowhere, rattling homes with …
Dogs have their own way of expressing anxiety—like excessive barking, pacing, or hiding in odd places. These signs might seem subtle at first, but they’re your dog’s way of saying, …
Dogs may not speak our language, but they’re pros at showing us when something’s wrong—especially when they’re anxious. From excessive licking and pacing to sudden clinginess or even destructive behavior, …
Anxious and stressed dogs might just appear aggressive or too scared to socialize with the rest of the family. Is your furry friend feeling stressed or anxious? Don’t worry, you’re …