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Why do dogs dig on beds and couches?
Scritch, scritch, scritch. Digging into soft furniture might seem weird to you. You might even worry about your pet wrecking their favorite dog bed. So why do dogs dig on…
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How to leash train a dog
There are no leashes in the wild. And while some dog owners would love to see all dogs roam free, off-leash, keeping your dog leashed while going for a walk helps keep…
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Why is my dog twitching in sleep?
Your dog is cozy and asleep in their dog bed. The next thing you know, their little paws are moving, and they look to be twitching in their sleep. What’s going…
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How to Start Running With Your Dog
Close your eyes and think of a happy, carefree dog. Chances are you’re picturing a pooch running, the wind blowing through its fur, drool dripping from its mouth. While humans…
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How to teach a dog not to bite
Nipping and mouthing may seem cute while your dog is a puppy, but it can become a problem behavior as your pup gets bigger. Teaching a dog not to bite…
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How to stop a dog chewing everything up
Dogs chew for various reasons, and when they target new furniture and valuables, it can be a frustrating experience. If you’ve recently lost your favorite watch to a chew-obsessed dog,…
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How fast can dogs run?
Toss a ball, and most dogs will eagerly go to retrieve it. How fast they run to the ball depends on a few factors, including their breed and personality. Some…
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Mental stimulation for dogs: 5 ideas
Imagine leaving a toddler with no interaction, no toys, and no activities for days on end. A lack of mental stimulation might affect that toddler in numerous ways. They might…
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Why do dogs like squeaky toys?
Impossibly annoying to the human ear but deeply enticing to canines, what’s the deal with high-pitched sounds? Why do so many dogs go nuts for squeaky toys? Reason on to…