The topic of cats and dogs interacting has been a source of joy, and headaches, for many different people. Some cats and dogs seem to get along right away while …
Help! My Dog Chases Wheels – Cars, Bikes, Skateboards, and More!
Chasing cars and bikes — basically anything that moves quickly — is instinctual for dogs. They are predators, after all. Chasing and “attacking” moving objects can be problematic and dangerous. …
Why Does My Dog Try to “Save” Swimmers From Drowning: Pup Pool Party Pooper
It’s a surprisingly common problem: you’re swimming happily, only to suddenly be raked down the back by your dog’s claws. She’s frantically paddling over you – is she trying to …
Why Does My Dog Hump? Is She Being Dominant?
There are a lot of human assumptions as well as misconceptions around dogs mounting and humping other dogs. This is where dog culture and human culture tend to clash. What …
My Dog Won’t Stop Barking at the TV
You get home from a long day at work, take the dog for a walk, and sink into your favorite chair to relax and watch TV. To your dismay and …
My Dog to is Uncontrollable Around Other Dogs – Help!
A lot of dogs are hypersocial – they get uncontrollably excited at the sight or sound of other dogs. This is a really frustrating behavior problem that can be embarrassing …
My Dog Eats Everything. How Do I Protect Him From Himself?
Many puppies explore the worlds with their mouths. But what should you do if your puppy actually eats a lot of dangerous things? Or what if your dog doesn’t grow …
How Do I Stop My Dog From Herding Me and My Family?
Ah, herding dogs. Even when your dog is a Standard Poodle (like our question-asker this week), you’re at risk of some herding when you live with a dog. In today’s …
My Dogs Lose Their Minds When I Pick up the Leashes
Dogs love walks – but what do you do when your dog loves walks so much that they make it unpleasant for YOU? Some dogs get so excited about their …
Three Tips For Dealing With Demanding Dogs
Dealing with demanding dogs can be pretty exhausting. Many dogs bark or paw at their owners to get what they want. How do you reduce or manage this behavior? In …
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