The First Thing You Should Check If Calming Dog Treats Aren't Working For Your Pup
Calming treats can work well for dogs, but some owners might run into trouble if they don't consider one crucial factor that's similar to human medications.
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What Happens To Police Dogs That Bite Someone They're Not Supposed To? It's Complicated
Just like people, police dogs can make mistakes, whether on their own or from trainer error. Here's what can happen if a police dog bites the wrong person.
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14 Dog Breeds With The Highest Likelihood Of Having Anxiety Issues
Dogs can become anxious due separation anxiety, small dog syndrome, and even boredom, but knowing which breeds are often affected can help you prepare.
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3 Great Reasons You Should Consider Adopting An Older Dog Instead Of A Puppy
Puppies can be adorable, but adopting a senior pet can be equally as rewarding. Here's why you should give these senior pups a second look at the shelter.
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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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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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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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Think Twice Before Installing An Invisible Fence To Keep Your Dog In Your Yard - Here's Why
Thinking of installing an invisible fence for your dog? Here are some potential issues to consider before installing an invisible fence system in your yard.
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Tips To Prevent Dogs From Scratching Your Hardwood Floors
If you love the look of hardwood floors but don't love the look of scratches on them, don't despair! Here are some tips to keep your dog from scratching them.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Why Siberian Huskies Can Be Some Of The Toughest Dogs To Train
Siberian huskies are loving, energetic, and outgoing dogs - but this can also make them hard to train. Here's what you can do to help motivate your pup.
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How Some Service Dogs Know You're About To Have A Seizure (And What They Do About It)
Some service dogs have a remarkable ability to sense an oncoming seizure and take action. Here's what the science actually says about this skill.
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Why Beagles Are Some Of The Most Difficult Dogs To Train, According To Pros
Beagles are adorable, happy-go-lucky pups that love to be with their people. However, this breed has a few traits that may make them more difficult to train.
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11 Tips To Make Crate Training Your Puppy Easier
Not all breeds learn and acclimate at the same pace, but with patience, consistency, and these tips, you can make a crate a safe haven your puppy.
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What Life Is Really Like For Police Dogs
Police dogs need to possess specific qualities, which they refine through years of ongoing training and a specially-tailored home life with their handlers.
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The Hack That'll Free Up Your Hands Next Time You Walk Your Dog
Walking your dog can mean one hand is always tied up with the leash, but this easy hack with one cheap item frees up that hand to give you more freedom.
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What Happens When Your Dog Sleeps With You Every Night
Every dog-owner sleep routine is a little different, but here are the big things, positive and negative, that can happen if you sleep together every night.
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5 Tips For Keeping A Dog In Your Backyard
Dogs can easily escape backyards when they set their minds to it, but these tips can help you keep an eye on your pup, as well as keep them safely at home.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With New Puppies (And What To Do Instead)
Much like raising children, everyone makes mistakes when caring for puppies. However, with a little preparation, you can avoid some of the biggest missteps.
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