This post contains a link to an article and video discussing new research that indicates dogs are more responsive to high-pitched voices that vary. It refutes the myth that one should speak to a dog in a deep, authoritative tone.
Just like people, dogs also have a space bubble, the personal space they expect others to respect. This post discusses how to identify a dog’s space bubble and interact with them respectfully.
This article published by BARKS from the Guild discusses the legal status of pets. It suggests a long-overdue reexamination of how the law protects or fails to protect pets. Our pets deserve better.
Pets and Their People, an excellent and trusted resource for people with pets, Recently published this article, Do Pets Experience Emotional Trauma? Written by my friend Judy Luther of www.UnderstandingDogs.us, the article addresses how pets can develop Stockholm Syndrome, just as people can when they
This post from the National Animal Supplement Council (NASC) discusses a study on Cannabidiol products for dogs.
Don discusses the importance of understanding how your dog communicates and lists several of his favorite books, articles, videos, and online resources that can assist you in becoming a better pet guardian or pet parent. If you include a pet parent in your family, this
Don discusses how to keep your pet safe and happy during the flashes and booms of fireworks.
If you have just added a puppy to a household with an existing dog or are contemplating doing so, I recommend you read this article published in Pets and Their People – A New Puppy Affects the Existing Dog(s) in Your Household – Here’s What
In this article, Don describes the benefits of keeping a daily behavioral journal for a dog experiencing behavioral issues such as anxiety, aggression, and reactivity. Such a journal can help determine what triggers this behavior. Also, by keeping such a record, you will see the
This post discusses canine or kennel cough, also known as Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC). It describes symptoms and recommends what to do if you believe your dog may have this disorder. It also suggests how to minimize the chances of your dog getting