Practical, step-by-step answers to the questions dog parents actually search for — the confusing behaviors, the “is this normal?” moments, the everyday care questions nobody explains clearly enough. Every guide here started as something we genuinely had to figure out for Max (or, years earlier, for Moti, Red, and Baby), so you’re getting answers pulled from real experience, not recycled advice.
Sometimes dogs will attack other dogs because they want to smell them or establish dominance. There are a lot of theories about the why’s and what’s of it, but the point is that these attacks are not usually out of malice or ill-will – just plain nastiness. If a dog is afraid of another dog … Read more
“Dog urine kills grass” is a common saying, and it just might be true. The grass is largely considered a victim of dog urine because it is a pretty serious issue, especially if you love your lawn. Dog pee is so high in nitrogen that it kills grass when it accumulates in a limited amount … Read more
Not only is the voice of skin being scratched irritating, but seeing our pup doing it for long can make you go crazy and worried. This article will unfold the answers to why our pups scratch and how it can be avoided. See a vet if: the scratching is intense enough to break the skin … Read more
The reason you are here is probably that you have noticed your dog shaking abruptly; let me break this to you. It’s not always water they shake off after a hot bath; it can be as serious as a painful infection or just a parasite lingering in their ear canal. You will read all the … Read more
You’ve just come home from work, and your dog is howling. It’s the middle of the night, so you can’t hear that he has found something to chase outside. You know better than to let him just run around by himself, but what do you do? If your dog starts crying out while you are … Read more
Dogs are notorious for being the mischievous creatures of the animal kingdom. Sure, they’re known to be forever loyal companions with a heart of gold, but they’re also known to be sneaky little things who will do anything (whether it involves climbing up on furniture or chewing through your favorite pair of shoes) to get … Read more
Where there is a pet or our furry companion, there is a flea. You might have noticed dogs being itchy sometimes in their crates or circling as if they are following their tail? It’s a good sign of a flea attack on you and your Pup’s territory. And trust me, it’s normal. Fleas are teeny … Read more
Doggies love to dine with their parents; that’s how they connect with their owners, due to which they might be at risk of developing a poisoning of some foods that might be dear to you but not for them; well, chocolate tops the list. You might have heard of different myths about dogs not eating … Read more
Have you ever looked at two dogs barking at each other and wondered if they are fighting? Then, when you think they will kill each other, they start to sniff each other’s muzzle and sit together? This is because it’s pretty tricky to understand the way our furry friends communicate. Dogs either communicate through body … Read more
Many dog owners surf a lot about dealing with the canine behavior of biting and mouthing when their Pup is excited, frustrated, or meeting new people. Unfortunately, coping with these behaviors is directly linked to understanding the cause, behavioral changes, and their training in their puppyhood that turned out to be biting or nipping in … Read more