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If your young Labrador Retriever is standing in front of you, staring at the tennis ball in your hand and tremoring, that is normal. If your short hair dog is out in wet snow for 15 minutes and is whole-body tremoring, which is shivering, that’s normal. But bring him into the house!

If your neighbor is not into the fourth hour of nonstop fireworks and your sensitive do...


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For many, brushing your dog’s teeth is a familiar routine. And for many more, it’s a routine we feel guilty about skipping.

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Your dog sees someone walking their dog past your property through the front window. He immediately launches off the couch towards the window, barking intensely and ignoring your pleas for him to come back to you. By the time you reach him he’s fixated on the passers-by, hackles raised, pupils dilated, over threshold.

Sound familiar? For many dog owners, territorial be...


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As pet owners become increasingly focused on the quality of the foods they give to their dogs, homemade dog treats have experienced a surge in popularity. While commercial treats offer convenience, many owners are seeking greater control over the ...


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Your dog’s water bowl is empty—again. As you refill the bowl with water, your thoughts drift to how many times a day you have been finding his water bowl empty. He also seems to be urinating more.

It is normal for dogs to vary how much they drink according to their activity level, diet, and environmental temperature and humidity. But a dramatic increase in water consum...


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