Large dogs age faster and can be seniors as early as age 5 or 6. Smaller dogs typically live longer, so they might not reach that milestone until age 8 or 9. ... See MoreSee Less
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
Dogs bring you tons of love and joy, but they depend on you to stay healthy. Start with the basics to keep your pet safe and sound for years to come. ... See MoreSee Less
Socialization is becoming familiar with animals, people, places, and things and learning how to behave in society. Learn more below! ... See MoreSee Less
Socialization is the process of becoming familiar with all kinds of animals, people, places, and things; as well as learning how to behave in society. All puppies need socialization regardless of bree...
Once you have completed your doggy education, it is time to shop for your prospective puppy. Many training books, pet stores, and dog catalogs display an awesome and confusing array of doggy products ...
This video clip was taken from the new online seminar by Dr. Ian Dunbar: Dog-Dog Reactivity, only available on the Dunbar Academy. Try your first month for just $1. ,
A great veterinarian ensures better health for your pet and peace of mind for you. Use these tips to find one who's knowledgeable, friendly, and committed to giving your furry, feathered, or scaly friends good care. ... See MoreSee Less
Remember, many traditional Labor Day festivities and foods can be harmful to our dogs. Follow the link below to see how to keep your pet safe! ... See MoreSee Less
It’s time to say goodbye to summer! Before running off to block parties and barbecues with your four-legged friends, make sure you know these tips and tricks for keeping them safe during Labor Day f...
Pet emotions, body language, contagious diseases, intelligence, and care are explored in this myth-busting feature from WebMD. Pictures illustrate puzzling dog and cat behaviors in a glance.
A dog that doesn’t settle down on command will be a pain. It can be beneficial 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.
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.
Large dogs age faster and can be seniors as early as age 5 or 6. Smaller dogs typically live longer, so they might not reach that milestone until age 8 or 9. ... See MoreSee Less
Healthy Diets for Older Dogs and Cats
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As your pet ages, its nutritional needs can change. Find out what food might be right for your senior cat or dog.Comment on Facebook
Fall is officially here, and it's time for hunting dogs to start their season adventures! Read more in the article below! ... See MoreSee Less
Hunting Dogs Eagerly Anticipate Autumn and Hunting Once Again
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On the first day of hunting season, anticipation runs high as owner and hunting dogs of varied breeds set out for their fall adventures.Comment on Facebook
The reality is that, under certain circumstances, all dogs can bite. Click the link below to learn more: ... See MoreSee Less
Why Do Dogs Bite? Understanding the Reasons Why Dogs React – American Kennel Club
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Why do dogs bite and how can we stop it? Knowing the reasons behind why dogs bite will help prevent dog bites from happening.Comment on Facebook
Here are some helpful camping safety tips for those who plan to take your dog along for an outdoor adventure this season. ... See MoreSee Less
How to Prepare to Camp With Dogs
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Thinking about bringing your dog camping this summer? Here are some tips for keeping your pup comfortable and safe on your outdoor adventure!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
Dogs bring you tons of love and joy, but they depend on you to stay healthy. Start with the basics to keep your pet safe and sound for years to come. ... See MoreSee Less
Keep Your Dog Healthy: Are You Doing Your Part?
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Dogs bring you love and joy, but they need your help to stay healthy. Focus on the basics to keep him feeling good.Comment on Facebook
Does your dog have a tick? Here's the safest way to remove it. ... See MoreSee Less
Video on How to Remove a Tick From Your Pet
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Follow these steps to ensure your dog or cat stays tick-free this summer.Comment on Facebook
Socialization is becoming familiar with animals, people, places, and things and learning how to behave in society. Learn more below! ... See MoreSee Less
The Importance of Early Socialization
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Socialization is the process of becoming familiar with all kinds of animals, people, places, and things; as well as learning how to behave in society. All puppies need socialization regardless of bree...Comment on Facebook
Are you getting a new puppy soon? Use this shopping list below to make sure you're fully prepared! ... See MoreSee Less
Shopping List For a New Puppy
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Once you have completed your doggy education, it is time to shop for your prospective puppy. Many training books, pet stores, and dog catalogs display an awesome and confusing array of doggy products ...Comment on Facebook
Is your dog slightly aggressive? Are you scared they might be dangerous? Find out below! ... See MoreSee Less
Is Your Aggressive Dog Dangerous? Dr. Dunbar Says, Probably Not
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This video clip was taken from the new online seminar by Dr. Ian Dunbar: Dog-Dog Reactivity, only available on the Dunbar Academy. Try your first month for just $1. ,Comment on Facebook
A great veterinarian ensures better health for your pet and peace of mind for you. Use these tips to find one who's knowledgeable, friendly, and committed to giving your furry, feathered, or scaly friends good care. ... See MoreSee Less
Vet Shopping: How to Choose the Right Doc for Your Pet
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The right vet can mean a happier life for your pet. Tips from WebMD on how to find one.Comment on Facebook
Is your dog suddenly eating grass? Sometimes, this indicates that your dog has some nutritional deficiency. Read more below. ... See MoreSee Less
Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?
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WebMD explains the reasons why your dog might be eating grass.Comment on Facebook
Happy Labor Day! We hope you’re having a pleasant and relaxing long weekend with your dogs! ... See MoreSee Less
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Remember, many traditional Labor Day festivities and foods can be harmful to our dogs. Follow the link below to see how to keep your pet safe! ... See MoreSee Less
Tips for Keeping Your Pets Safe, Happy and Healthy This Labor Day
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It’s time to say goodbye to summer! Before running off to block parties and barbecues with your four-legged friends, make sure you know these tips and tricks for keeping them safe during Labor Day f...Comment on Facebook
Did you know that certain dog breeds are more intelligent 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
Do you have a vet appointment coming up? Here's what to do before and after! ... See MoreSee Less
Before and After a Vet Appointment: What to Do
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WebMD covers how to prepare and follow up when you take your pet to the vet.Comment on Facebook
There are some things you didn't know about your dog. Find out below. ... See MoreSee Less
Surprising Things You Didn't Know About Dogs and Cats
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Pet emotions, body language, contagious diseases, intelligence, and care are explored in this myth-busting feature from WebMD. Pictures illustrate puzzling dog and cat behaviors in a glance.Comment on Facebook
A dog that doesn’t settle down on command will be a pain. It can be beneficial 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
Are you thinking of getting a puppy? Learn how to take care of them. ... 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
House rules for your new dog start before your new dog even arrives at your home! Click the link below to learn more. ... See MoreSee Less
How to Create House Rules for Your New Puppy – American Kennel Club
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If everyone in the family is consistent with rules, it will help your dog learn exactly what you expect of him, and what he can expect of you.Comment on Facebook
Looking to get a new dog, but not sure which kind? Find out which breed is right for you. ... See MoreSee Less
Finding the Perfect Breed for Me: How to Choose the Right Dog
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What dog breed works for you? We're here to guide you along the process of picking the best dog for your individual personality and lifestyle.Comment on Facebook