Every dog's daily schedule should include walking to ensure their physical and mental well-being. Typically, dogs require a minimum of one to two walks per day, unless advised otherwise by your veterinarian. Walks give your dog a chance to sniff new smells, explore new places and meet new people and...Read More
Why should dogs not be allowed in parks?
Dogs have been banned at 72 park sites in a Nottinghamshire district after some owners failed to clean up after their pets. Councillor Nora Armstrong said: These powers, which also help us to control where dogs are taken and how many, should help us make sure more people enjoy a...Read More
Do dog parks make dogs happy?
For many dogs, going to a dog park is like Disneyland – it’s full of things to jump on and over, tunnels to explore, pools to splash in and acres of land for running around in. Dog Parks are a doggy paradise and dog owners should take every opportunity to...Read More
Does having two dogs help with boredom?
Most dogs are social animals that thrive on companionship. Introducing a second dog to your household can provide your current dog with a constant companion, alleviating loneliness and boredom. Regular interaction with another dog can promote mental stimulation, reducing stress levels and enhancing overall well-being. Dogs thrive in the company...Read More
What I wish I knew before getting a second dog?
To up the odds of acceptance, you need to carefully prepare before you bring home your new addition. Consider the breed and temperament of your new pet, as well as the initial introduction of both dogs. A common mistake that some pet owners make is choosing a second dog that...Read More
How do you practice off leash recall?
To begin changing this narrative, we start by building value for a new recall word. Practice calling your dog using this word a few throughout the day, but only use this word if you are in an environment with minimal distractions and have high-value reinforcement to reward your dog with...Read More
How do you fix a dog that ignores the recall?
To fix a dog that ignores the recall, you need to teach your dog that coming back to you is always a good thing, and will result in tasty snacks, a fuss, or whatever reward they like best. When you let your dog off their lead, a whole world of...Read More
How do I get my dog to come back when off leash?
Teach your dog to respond to their name before adding recall. Teaching your pooch their name makes it easy for you to grab their attention when you need it. Always reward your dog when they come back. Start indoors, in your garden, or in another enclosed space with some tasty...Read More
How to stop leash pulling in 5 minutes DIY?
To make sure you’re safe from being pulled over, it’s important to teach them to walk calmly. One of the most common reasons dogs pull on their lead is because they’ve learned that’s how they get to move forward. Whenever your dog pulls, taking just one step with them gives...Read More
How to fix a bad recall?
Start Indoors: Begin training in a distraction-free environment like your home.
Use a happy, enthusiastic voice to call your dog’s name followed by a command like “come” or “here.”
The tone of your voice is so important – be exciting!
Use High-Value Rewards: Reward your dog with high-value treats or...Read More
How to get back into socializing?
You don’t need to make a plan with your girl friends for every night of the week, go to every new restaurant downtown, or accept 15 Hinge dates right off the bat. Give yourself some time! You’re probably not used to going out as often, so ease yourself back into...Read More
Why don't I enjoy socializing anymore?
Lockdown, social distancing, and the havoc they wreaked on memory may have depleted social stamina, making people feel awkward and anxious. Chronic isolation of the pandemic is linked to a cognitive decline in general. At one level, it completely messes up memory. Each day blending into the other — in...Read More
Why do I feel awful after every social interaction?
I am fine before and doing a conversation with someone. When conversing or making a presentation, I am often surprised by how smoothly it goes and how much I have to say. But once I'm alone after that conversation I start feeling like utter crap. I start thinking of every...Read More
Why do I feel uninterested in socializing?
Social anhedonia cannot be explained by social anxiety or exclusion, rather, socially anhedonic people genuinely prefer solitude, and they report less social skill, contact, interest, and pleasure. They also tend to show more negative affect, and less positive affect, social support, and skill in coping. Men reported significantly greater SA...Read More
Why does socialization drain me?
I get how some people prefer to be alone most of the time but how exactly does having to do something like talk to a cashier or order food drain you. I feel like a lot of people on here are confusing social anxiety for being an introvert.Read More