So many factors are involved in why your dog behaves the way they do. There’s the animal’s innate intelligence, their ability to communicate and understand, their socialization and how they sense the world around them. In most cases, life in the family is good even if the pet has some “quirks” to deal with. Sometimes the dog’s behavior can cause serious problems. This category looks at all those issues.
Dogs communicate their needs and emotions in a variety of ways. Many dogs, such as hound dogs, are known for howling. Other breeds are known for barking to alert their owners of potential threats outside of their homes. Puppies whine to alert their mother that they need care, and all dogs will yelp when they
Bulldogs are a calm and loving breed, ideal for families with children. This breed, which dates back to the fifth century in England, has come a long way since its days of bullfighting for amusement. Instead, bulldogs are now known for their endearing but grouchy looks and affectionate nature. These adorable wrinkly pups were originally
Can Dogs Get Depressed? Just like humans, dogs can experience periods of depression for a variety of reasons. While you can never know exactly what is going on in a dog’s head, you know that your pet often communicates how they are feeling through body language and changes in behavior. There are a variety of
Dog eye boogers can be irritating and unattractive for dogs, regular grooming and cleaning can help pet owners can rid of them.
Have you ever noticed your dog stare intently at something you can’t see? Have they ever acted startled or scared as if they’re running away from something beyond your comprehension? Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, it’s hard to deny that dogs sometimes do things we simply can’t explain. It’s like they’re using
Dogs are a lot of things to a lot of people. They can be friendly, aggressive, loving, annoying, funny, loyal, and so much more. But one thing they are to almost anybody is a constant source of entertainment, and even intrigue. One of the most confusing (and hilarious) habits of dogs is their obsessive tail
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