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A dog who can relax and quietly hang out will be able to go to more places and be part of family activities. In this PupU series, your dog will learn about going to their bed, staying on their bed, and hanging out on their bed while you prepare for a coffee shop visit or restaurant trip.

While some dog licking can be affectionate, obsessive licking could be a sign of an underlying issue, such as anxiety or OCD.

Doggy paddling doesn't actually come naturally to all dogs! Follow these tips to make sure your dog stays safe while having fun splashing this summer!

Do you have questions about whether you should spay or neuter your pet or when? It can be a more complicated answer than you expect! Learn what factors you should consider when thinking about when to spay or neuter your pet.

Parvo is a highly contagious, deadly gastrointestinal virus. It is among the most common causes of severe illness and death for puppies, young dogs, and unvaccinated dogs. Learn the signs and how to keep your puppy safe!

Making sure your dog is mentally stimulated throughout the day encourages good behavior and reduces boredom.

Clicker training, or mark and reward training, for dogs is an effective variation of training that is often considered to be part of a positive reinforcement based dog training.

Ever wondered by fleas make your pets so itchy? It's usually due to something called flea allergy dermatitis, or FAD. Learn how to recognize the signs and manage symptoms in your pet today!

Desensitizing a dog requires pet parents to gradually expose their dog to increasing levels of a stimulus . This is often used along side counter-condition to help pets manage unwanted behavior.

April is Heartworm Disease Awareness month! Learn the signs and symptoms of heartworm disease and the best thing you can do at home to prevent heartworm disease in your pets.

Dogs can get excited with other people at the door. There’s some mystery about who is there, what will happen when the person comes in, and what will happen next. If you create predictable routines and calm routines about arrivals, you should see this be less of an event for your dog.

April is Lyme disease prevention month! Know all the facts to keep your pet safe!