WebMD illustrates puppy care and helps you understand the basics. From feeding and playing to shots and spaying, it's everything you need to know before bringing a puppy home.
A dog that doesn’t settle down on command is going to be a pain to live with. It can be very useful to train several down positions, depending on how long you want them to stay down. Click below. ... See MoreSee Less
,A dog that doesn’t settle down on command is going to be a pain to live with. It can be very useful to train several down positions, depending on how long you want them to stay down.
All over the country, temps are on the rise, trees are starting to bud, and flowers are starting to bloom. While we may be practicing social distancing, bugs are still out there causing problems for o...
FOR A LIMITED TIME Watch the all-new Dunbar Academy Dog-Dog Reactivity webinar for FREE, where Dr. Ian Dunbar explains the common causes of reactivity and how to resolve reactivity using 10 easy and e...
This WebMD slideshow takes a look at the personality traits that distinguish "cat people" and "dog people." Which one are you, and what does it say about who you are?
If your dog has a loss of appetite, it could be pickiness, illness, or a number of other reasons. WebMD provides information on causes of appetite loss and treatments for dogs that won’t eat.
Whether you prefer natural products for your dog, are a regular DIY'er, or just want to save some money, making your own dog shampoo is one way to accompli
Dogs are incredibly smart, and they need mental exercise just like they need physical exercise. Here are some easy DIY toys that will help fire up (and tire out) your dog’s brain on days when you’re stuck inside! ... See MoreSee Less
As a responsible dog owner, you’re always looking to keep your pet in good health. One way to do that is by creating and keeping up a fitness plan. ... See MoreSee Less
Deliberately building that cushion of positive experiences around weird human behavior is a great gift to give any animal--the ability to cope with what they find scary or uncomfortable.
Do you -- and your dog -- struggle to get enough exercise? This is one challenge you can face together. Research suggests people who exercise with their dogs are more likely to stick to a fitness prog...
Fleas and ticks pose a threat to pets year-round. These pests become most active during the warmer months. Click the link below to know when they become active in your state. ... See MoreSee Less
A shocking 73% of people who became first-time dog owners during the Covid-19 crisis have considered rehoming their pup once the pandemic ends. Read the link below to learn more: ... See MoreSee Less
Does your dog have ticks? Learn how to remove them below. ... See MoreSee Less
Video on How to Remove a Tick From Your Pet
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Here are a few ways that you can decrease anxiety, your pet’s and your own, when heading in for a vet visit: ... See MoreSee Less
How to Ease Your Pet's Anxiety Before a Vet Visit
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COVID-19 has made a typical veterinary visit anything but. Learn how to make the experience as smooth, productive, and stress-free as possible.Comment on Facebook
From feeding and playing to shots and spaying, what to know before bringing a puppy home: ... See MoreSee Less
Puppy Care -- From Adoption to Puppy-Proofing Your Home
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WebMD illustrates puppy care and helps you understand the basics. From feeding and playing to shots and spaying, it's everything you need to know before bringing a puppy home.Comment on Facebook
Every pet owner should be aware of the signs of a possible flea infestation. Here are some tips to help you spot the signs: ... See MoreSee Less
How to Spot the Signs of Fleas on Your Pets
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Fleas are not only pests, they’re dangerous pests. Here are some signs to look for that will tell you if your furry friends need some help.Comment on Facebook
Some human food is very toxic to dogs. Make sure your dog is never eating these foods below! ... See MoreSee Less
Foods Your Dog Should Never Eat
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WebMD’s slideshow shows you which foods your dog should never eat, including fat trimmings and chocolate.Comment on Facebook
A dog that doesn’t settle down on command is going to be a pain to live with. It can be very useful to train several down positions, depending on how long you want them to stay down. Click below. ... See MoreSee Less
Settle Down - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems
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,A dog that doesn’t settle down on command is going to be a pain to live with. It can be very useful to train several down positions, depending on how long you want them to stay down.Comment on Facebook
Mosquitos can transmit heartworms to your pets. Learn more about it below. ... See MoreSee Less
Why You Need to Stay Current on Flea, Tick, and Heartworm Protection
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All over the country, temps are on the rise, trees are starting to bud, and flowers are starting to bloom. While we may be practicing social distancing, bugs are still out there causing problems for o...Comment on Facebook
Dog-Dog Aggression is really upsetting for dogs and their owners alike. Learn how to resolve it! ... See MoreSee Less
Resolving Dog-Dog Reactivity
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FOR A LIMITED TIME Watch the all-new Dunbar Academy Dog-Dog Reactivity webinar for FREE, where Dr. Ian Dunbar explains the common causes of reactivity and how to resolve reactivity using 10 easy and e...Comment on Facebook
The type of pet you have can say a lot about your personality! Find out below. ... See MoreSee Less
The Truth About Pets and Personality
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This WebMD slideshow takes a look at the personality traits that distinguish "cat people" and "dog people." Which one are you, and what does it say about who you are?Comment on Facebook
Daily walks can aid your dog’s digestion and help them sleep better at night. Learn more below. ... See MoreSee Less
Leash Training for Your Dog: Teach Your Pet to Run and Walk With You
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Teach your dog to run, walk, and hike beside you -- not drag you down the road.Comment on Facebook
If your dog isn't eating, this could be why! ... See MoreSee Less
Dog Not Eating? Possible Causes and Appetite Solutions
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If your dog has a loss of appetite, it could be pickiness, illness, or a number of other reasons. WebMD provides information on causes of appetite loss and treatments for dogs that won’t eat.Comment on Facebook
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Is It Time for a Second Dog?
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Check out this great DIY dog shampoo using simple ingredients you have around your home! ... See MoreSee Less
Easy Homemade Dog Shampoo – American Kennel Club
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Did you know that certain dog breeds are smarter than others? Learn more below. ... See MoreSee Less
My Dog Is Smarter Than Yours
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WebMD Quiz: How Smart is Your Dog? Canine Intelligence Beyond Sit and Stay. Find out your dog’s intelligence and how to make your dog smarter.Comment on Facebook
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Vet Appointment
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Dogs are incredibly smart, and they need mental exercise just like they need physical exercise. Here are some easy DIY toys that will help fire up (and tire out) your dog’s brain on days when you’re stuck inside! ... See MoreSee Less
DIY Cognitive Dog Toys For When You're Stuck At Home
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Does your dog have cabin fever? Solve boredom by making this DIY dog toys to keep your dog's brain at work when they're stuck indoors.Comment on Facebook
As a responsible dog owner, you’re always looking to keep your pet in good health. One way to do that is by creating and keeping up a fitness plan. ... See MoreSee Less
Create Your Dog Fitness Plan - American Kennel Club
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Create a dog fitness plan to help your dog build strength, flexibility, agility, and endurance for all of the fun activities you want to do together.Comment on Facebook
Building positive experiences for your dog can give them the skills to cope with their fears. Find out more below: ... See MoreSee Less
Put A Cushion Around Your Dog
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Deliberately building that cushion of positive experiences around weird human behavior is a great gift to give any animal--the ability to cope with what they find scary or uncomfortable.Comment on Facebook
Up to 50% of dogs weigh too much! Here are some exercises you can do with your dog to keep them healthy. ... See MoreSee Less
Exercising With Your Dog
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Do you -- and your dog -- struggle to get enough exercise? This is one challenge you can face together. Research suggests people who exercise with their dogs are more likely to stick to a fitness prog...Comment on Facebook
Fleas and ticks pose a threat to pets year-round. These pests become most active during the warmer months. Click the link below to know when they become active in your state. ... See MoreSee Less
What Is Your State's Flea-and-Tick Season? – American Kennel Club
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Wondering what's your state's flea-and-tick season? Find your state on the map to learn where and when your pets are most at risk for fleas and ticks.Comment on Facebook
A shocking 73% of people who became first-time dog owners during the Covid-19 crisis have considered rehoming their pup once the pandemic ends. Read the link below to learn more: ... See MoreSee Less
Survey Says Rehoming Is An Issue Among "Pandemic Puppy" Owners
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A stunning 73 percent of people who became first-time dog owners during the Covid-19 crisis have considered rehoming their pup once the pandemic ends.Comment on Facebook