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Loud noises like thunderstorms, fireworks, or even household appliances can trigger anxiety in many pets, especially dogs. If your dog is scared of thunder, you’re not alone. Noise-related fears are among the most common behavioral issues in pets. Fortunately, there are several techniques for reducing fear of loud noises and thunderstorms to help your furry…

If your backyard looks more like a construction site thanks to your dog’s relentless digging, you’re not alone. Many pet parents struggle with this common — and frustrating — canine habit. While digging is instinctual, it can cause serious damage to your lawn, flower beds, and even your furniture if it happens indoors. Fortunately, there…

Playtime isn’t just about having fun—it’s a fundamental part of a dog’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Whether it’s a quick game of fetch, wrestling with other pups, or solving a puzzle toy, dogs need regular play to stay balanced and happy. But why is play so essential, and what does science say about it?…

Dogs can’t talk, for better or worse, but they can still communicate their boredom in ways that are impossible to ignore. They may bark, dig, chew, or get too excited. These unwanted behaviors indicate that the dog is yearning for some sort of stimulation, often stemming from instinctual behaviors they’d like to act out. To…

Dogs and humans share common threads of history. Our relationship can be traced back tens of thousands of years — possibly even hundreds of thousands, by some estimates.  Experts theorize that dogs were first domesticated towards the end of the last ice age. That would mean dogs have been around longer than pottery, farming, or…

A good night’s rest is the foundation for a productive day — not just for humans, but for dogs, too.  From puppyhood to the golden years, a healthy sleep pattern is essential for a dog’s well-being. We humans can relate! No one works well after uncomfortable, interrupted sleep. Getting enough sleep can impact dogs’ learning…