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Why do dogs sniff your hand before becoming friendly?

The idea of presenting the back of the hand for a dog to smell is a way of showing the dog that the human is friendly and is respecting the dog, think of it as a handshake; however, this act of social decorum really makes no difference to a dog because their powerful sense of smell has already detected all manner of scents and pheromones the human carries, such as adrenaline (which is exuded throu... Read More

How To Be A Pack Leader

If your dog is running off then it is because he thinks he is in charge and making decisions. If he is pulling his leash, he believes he's in charge. If he's taking food out of your hand or growling, he thinks he's in charge. If he is acting up every time you leave and return home, then it's because he thinks he's pack leader(and he's pissed because he thinks you're supposed to be his pack  a... Read More

Natural Remedies for Seizures in Dogs

Dog seizures can be one of the worst things we as dog owners have to go through. It can be extremely heartbreaking watching their seizure moments and praying they will make it through. Seizures and epilepsy in dogs can be frustrating, because your dog may often recover before you even make it in to see your veterinarian. But there are some natural remedies for canine seizures available to help you... Read More

Your Dog Essentials

Getting a dog is a big commitment, and you'll want to make sure he's as comfortable as can be! Here's a quick checklist of some basic needs to make your new pet comfy on her first day:FOOD AND BOWLSThe fastest way to a dog's heart? Through his stomach, of course! Before he comes home, make sure you have food on hand, as well as bowls and fresh water. There are plenty of food you can choose -from d... Read More

How To Help Your Pet With Separation Anxiety?

Before labelling your pet's bad behavior as separation anxiety, have it examined by your vet to rule out any medical issues that could be causing the symptoms.If your pet displays any of these symptoms only when left alone, it could have separation anxiety:Howling, crying or barkingSpraying urine outside litter box (cats)Urinating or defecating indoors (dogs)Chewing, digging and destructionEs... Read More