What looks like calm behavior may actually be stress in disguise—and spotting the signs early can protect your dog’s ...

You have friends coming over. Your dog jumps on everyone. You’ve been meaning to do training with your dog, but life happens. You’re tired. You don’t want to train; you just want to relax with your ...

Crate training a rescue dog can be just as challenging as training a puppy. Many rescues carry emotional scars that make learning new routines harder—but with patience and care, they can still become ...

“Contrary to the popular hype, the crate is not a 'home,' nor is it a 'den': it is a place of confinement.” —Steven Lindsay, Handbook of Applied Dog Behavior and Training, Procedures and Protocols ...

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A nurse has shared why her heart breaks every time she has to go to work, when she says goodbye to her pet. The text layered over the video explains that the one-year-old Australian shepherd put ...

If you're worried about your puppy getting overstimulated when you have visitors, chewing things up when not directly supervised, soiling the house while you're gone, or being able to travel ...

There’s no rule that says you must crate train dogs at night (or otherwise) if they’re perfectly happy having free rein of the house, but some dogs feel more secure sleeping in a crate at night.