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  It is often said that dogs are the most loyal animals. If you get a dog once, he or she will become a part of your life forever. It is true in every sense. Dogs shower their human friends with love and affection that we all require in our lives. Your fluffy friend is there for you on your bad days as well as on your good days. It also takes the help of the right dog training accessories for this to happen. People express their love for the ones they love through actions and gestures. It is natural...

Based on Dr. Ian Dunbar's books. As soon as your puppy comes home, the clock is running. Within just three months, your puppy will need to meet six crucial developmental deadlines. If your puppy fails to meet any of these deadlines, he is unlikely to achieve his full potential. In terms of your dog's behaviour and temperament, you will probably be playing catch-up for the rest of your dog's life. Most important of all, you simply cannot afford to neglect the socialisation and bite inhibition deadlines. Six Developmental Deadlines Your Doggy Education (before searching) Evaluating Puppy's Progress (before selection) Errorless...

Humanisation of dogs is on the rise in modern society, and that means more pets share our amenities (and our bedrooms). If you’re one of the millions who allows a pet to sleep on (or in) your bed, you know it can become challenging. Here are a few of the pros and cons of letting your dog sleep with you. Not surprisingly, some reports show that 43 percent of owners allow their dogs to sleep in their bed. Other studies report 60 to 80 percent of dogs share a bed with their owner at night. No matter where you lie on...

Separation anxiety in dogs has been found to be the primary reason behind many frantic and destructive behaviors that pet parents often mistake for other behavioural problems. Treatment for separation anxiety is essential because it will make your dog calm and happy. This guide will teach you how to ease and treat anxiety in dogs and make you and your pup’s lives better! What is Separation Anxiety in Dogs? Separation anxiety in dogs is frantic, distressed and often destructive behaviours associated with separation from their pet parents. It can still qualify even if these actions only last for a few minutes. Pet parents...

blockquote>   Barking is a normal canine communication, but inappropriate barking - too much or too often - is probably one of the most commonly reported problems owners have with their dogs. It can be annoying and can lead to unhappy situations with neighbours, particularly if your dog barks a lot. To be able to tackle problem barking, you must first determine what is causing your dog to bark in the first place. Once you answer the ‘why’, it will be much easier to come up with the ‘how’ – the solution to the problem. Be pragmatic! If your dog...