You might notice that your dog displays significantly less or even no signs of anxiety if there is another dog present. Maybe they seem fine at doggy daycare or it seemed to come out of left field because their foster family had a lot of dogs, and they never would...Read More
Can dogs live together after fighting?
Dogs live in the moment and argue and fight like little kids on a playground. They don't hold grudges and once the fight has passed the dogs have moved on. It's really quite remarkable how quickly they move past. After the fight has been broken up you should immediately get...Read More
Why does my dog keep attacking my other dog?
Ever since she was brought home, she's always liked to mess with the boy, first by licking his face and chasing him around, but now that she's older, she full on attacks him, leaving chunks of hair on the floor. Examples of what seems to trigger this behaviour in the...Read More
How do I know if my dog is playing too rough with other dogs?
Normal play between dogs will involve a lot of rough and tumbling, often high pitched ‘yips’, growls and snarls. Play fighting may involve leg nipping, neck pulling and lots of tumbling from both dogs – and if you watch carefully dogs will take turns at being ‘winners’ and ‘losers’. However,...Read More
What are the warning signs of dog fighting?
Dogs who are play-growling are over-exaggerating their snarls, which may make this noise sound scarier than if they were actually fighting. Dog play and dog fighting can sometimes look similar, but there are tell-tale signs to differentiate between them. Always watch dogs that are playing too, in case their play...Read More
How do I set my dog up for success?
To set your dog up for success, you need to make it easier for the dog to understand what you mean. This very often means managing the environment and making it harder for them do the ‘wrong’ thing. By doing this, you will be able to achieve success in dog...Read More
What are the 4 F's of dog behavior?
The result is the famed fight-or-flight response. In reality, there are four responses you might see in pets, says Landsberg-fight, flight, fidget or freeze. Fight. This is active stress or active fear. The pet may become aggressive to remove the threat in the situation. Flight. Pets may try to flee...Read More
What are the 7 most important dog commands?
Here are the commands I like to see a dog learn first: Stop, Here, Down, Sit, Heel, Stay, Leave it. A “stop” command ensures that your dog stops whatever they’re doing whether on or off their leash. Here (the recall command) is extremely important, especially when your dog is off-leash....Read More
How do I train my dog to pee outside?
Take your puppy out first thing in the morning for a toilet break and encourage them to poo and wee outside. It can help to have your puppy on a lead at first to avoid any chance of them running around exploring and not focusing on the fact that a...Read More
What is the best calming aid for dogs with anxiety?
Adaptil Calm Home Diffuser Refill Value Pack for Dogs is available in 3 x 48ml for £45.00. Adaptil Calming Pheromone Dog Collar is also an option, with 35 reviews and prices ranging from £ to £26.00. YuMOVE Calming Care Adult Dogs is another choice, with a 120 Pack available for...Read More
What do vets recommend for calming dogs?
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Should I get a companion for my anxious dog?
My current dog is a bit anxious, he does fine at dog parks and most of his behavior is separation anxiety from us and barking on the leash w/ hackles raised. He’s currently on Trazodone which does help a lot. I’m just not sure how to go about bringing in...Read More
Which calming treats do vets recommend?
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Does Adaptil actually work?
It specifically says it does not effect humans yet it actually does it makes you sleepy and was actually told this by my vet so think they need to change the packaging. I have used both pills and diffuser, seem to work, tho diffuser seems more effective. My dog, who...Read More
What is the best thing for an anxious dog?
Provide a safe and quiet space for your dog to retreat to. Ensure your dog has toys to keep them occupied. Keep your departures and returns calm and quiet. Consider getting a diffuser, some spray, collar or medication for calming an anxious dog. Gently reassure your dog. If the stimulus...Read More