If you could give your dog the schedule he or she wants, what would it be? What schedule would make a dog the happiest? In this article, we will try to answer that by helping you understand the way dogs like to eat, sleep, play, and live!
It is understood that most people have to work and may not have the flexibility to offer all these frequent trips outside. If you work long hours, you might consider doggy daycare, getting a dog walker, or having a neighbor come and give your pet attention and exercise.
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Remember: Never give any medication to your dog without approval from your veterinarian.Some human drugs are dangerous and can even be fatal when given to dogs. Yet, when a dog develops a health problem at home, such as vomiting, diarrhea, or coughing, many pet owners want to know what human medications they can safely give to their pups.Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs are those obtained without a prescription, many of which you’ll find in your medicine cabinet or occupying the shelves of your local Wal-Mart®, Walgreens®, CVS®, Target®, and/or online pharmacies and drug stores. One thing to keep
Read MoreThe best way to leash train a dog is to get them comfortable wearing their collar and attached leash around the house, then slowly introduce them to walking inside while you’re holding the leash. Then, add commands like “come” and “wait” while they’re wearing the leash. Finally, teach them to “heel” by offering treats immediately at your side while they walk beside you. Once they are comfortable with basic commands on leash and can “heel” without pulling on the leash, try taking them outside for real-world practice.What Is Loose-Leash Training?Loose-leash training teaches your dog that it is b
Read MoreThe best way to leash train a dog is to get them comfortable wearing their collar and attached leash around the house, then slowly introduce them to walking inside while you’re holding the leash. Then, add commands like “come” and “wait” while they’re wearing the leash. Finally, teach them to “heel” by offering treats immediately at your side while they walk beside you. Once they are comfortable with basic commands on leash and can “heel” without pulling on the leash, try taking them outside for real-world practice.What Is Loose-Leash Training?Loose-leash training teaches your dog that it is b
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