The One Time Of Year You Should Think Twice About Adopting A Dog
Adopting a four-legged best friend is one of the best feelings out there. However, if you adopt during this time of year, you may face additional challenges.
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Avoid These Dog Breeds If You Need A Pup That Stays In Its Crate Without Issues
Dog crates are a great way to keep your pup safe when you're not home. However, these dog breeds have a hard time staying contained — here's what to know.
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If Your Newly Adopted Dog Has Behavioral Issues, It May Be 1 Of These Manageable Anxiety Types
Bringing home a new dog? If it's experiencing anxiety post-adoption, it may be one of these common, and manageable, types. Here's what to know.
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The Common Behavior Most Dogs Love But Some Don't - And Here's Why
Every dog is different — and some dogs may love certain things their people do, while others don't. Here's why your dog may not enjoy this common behavior.
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How To Stop Your Dog From Sleeping In Your Bed
Does your dog sneak back into bed after you've moved them out of the room? Here's how to stop your dog from sleeping in your bed so you can enjoy your snooze.
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Dogs Are Even Better At Understanding Our Words Than We Thought
It's clear our dogs understand us — a wagging tail at the word "walk" is answer enough. However, just how much our dogs really understand may surprise you.
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Your Dog Giving You Its Chewing Bone Might Not Mean What You Think It Does
Does your dog like to bring you its bone — and then ask for it back again? This adorable behavior may not mean what you think. Here's what to know about it.
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The Completely Normal Human Behavior That Makes Your Dog's Anxiety Worse Every Time
Is your dog feeling a bit anxious or nervous lately? You may be unintentionally making it worse with this normal human behavior. Here's what you should know.
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Why Cheetahs At Zoos Sometimes Have Support Dogs
If you've been to zoos like the San Diego Zoo, you may have seen a dog paired with a cheetah. Here's why these animals make such great companions.
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Funny Things Border Collies Do When There Aren't Sheep For Them To Herd
Border collies are friendly, family-oriented herding dogs that can have a lot of fun even if sheep aren't around. Here's what some owners have witnessed.
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Dog Stuck In Shelter For More Than 2,000 Days Has The Most Heartbreaking Behavior
A dog has been in a New York shelter for more than 2,000 days, and he's developed a habit that's absolutely heartbreaking. Here's what we know about him.
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How To Deal With A Dog's Motion Sickness During Long Drives
Many dogs experience motion sickness when traveling for long distances, but there are things you can do to help mitigate it, according to our veterinarian.
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Here's What It Could Mean If Your Dog Chases Its Tail
Dogs chase their tails all the time, and there's often nothing wrong with this exercise. But some meanings could mean you need to see the veterinarian quickly.
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The Crucial Detail To Remember For Keeping Your Dog Calm During A Move
Moving can be a stressful experience for both your family and your dog. Here is one crucial step to take that will help them relax during the transition.
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What It Means When Your Dog's Jaw Is Quivering (And How To Fix It)
We love watching our dogs show off silly behaviors. However, if your dog's jaw has been quivering, it may be cause for concern. Here's what you should know.
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The Hidden Downsides Of Owning A Highly Intelligent Dog
Having a super smart dog may make training the basics easier, but it can also mean an increase in boredom behaviors when you're not around. Here's how to help.
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Cesar Millan's Trick For Acing Dog Training Will Test Your Willpower
Dog behaviorist Cesar Millan chatted with Cuteness about the best ways to train your pup, and one of his tips includes a surprisingly hard step for owners.
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Breaking Up A Dog Fight: Cesar Millan Reveals His Thought Process
We spoke to TV superstar Cesar Millan, who walked us through his go-to techniques for breaking up dog fights. With these tips, everyone should leave unscathed.
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You Should Think Twice About Leaving Your Dog Alone Overnight - Here's Why
Some people might not think twice about leaving their dogs home alone overnight, but there's a key issue you need to keep in mind before doing so.
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14 Tips For A Stress-Free Visit To The Dog Groomer
Taking your dog to the groomer can be stressful for you, your pup, and the groomer, but these tips can make it a breeze (and keep your dog oh-so happy).
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Expert Tips To Stop Your Dog From Jumping The Fence
Dogs are eager to jump over fences for many different reasons, but our trainer explains a few ways you can deter this behavior to keep your pooch safe.
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The Science Of Pets And Sleep: How Animals Help Us Rest Better
Having animals in the bedroom at bedtime can actually help us sleep, according to science, and our pets can even prime us for rest throughout the day, too.
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What To Do When Your Dog Throws A Tantrum, According To Our Dog Trainer
Every dog can have their stubborn moments — especially with training. Here's what our expert dog trainer shared about canine tantrums, and what you can do.
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14 Dog Breeds Most Likely To Save You During An Emergency
Dogs are incredibly brave pets, and some breeds might just jump into danger to save you during an emergency. Here are 14 solid protective breed options.
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Dogs And Cats Know When You're Sick (But It's Not What You Think)
When you're feeling ill, it can be comforting to have your dog or cat snuggle up against you. Do they really know you're sick, or is it something else?
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Major Red Flags That Show You're Not Ready To Adopt A Dog Yet
Dogs are known to be loyal pets, but there are many things to consider before signing adoption papers. These red flags may show you that you need to wait.
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What It Means When Your Dog Eats Poop (And How To Prevent It)
Has your dog ever sampled some stool? While gross to think about, there are several reasons why your canine may eat poop - and many ways to stop it.
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