What makes a dog Huff? The answer, as with most things canine, is largely a matter of genetics and environment. Dogs that Huff tend to have more energy and are more active than their laid-back counterparts. They also tend to have shorter fur, which can make them more susceptible to…
If your dog is behaving out in some way, there are several things you can do to help him or her get back on track. This includes dealing with the specific issue that’s causing the behavior, training your dog regularly, and providing enough exercise. If none of these solutions work,…
Dogs have been known to be man’s best friend for centuries, and there is no doubt that they are content just lying around. In fact, a study published in the journal “PLoS ONE” found that dogs are happier when they have free time to lie in their owners’ laps or…
When a dog starts acting weird, owners usually wonder what could be wrong. Some common signs of abnormal behavior in dogs include growling, whining, barking excessively, being aggressive or defiant, and hiding. If your dog is displaying any of these behaviors excessively or if you notice changes in his routine…
When it comes to apologizing, there are a few things you can look for in order to determine if your dog is truly contrite. First, the dog should be visibly upset and remorseful. Second, the dog should make an effort to apologize to you directly – not just through actions…
Some dogs will pace back and forth while eating in order to consume more food quickly. This behavior is usually seen in dogs that are overweight or have anxiety issues. Some people believe that this pacing helps the dog to feel more full, which can prevent overeating. What does it…
Your dog may be crying in the middle of the night because she is feeling scared or lonely. If she’s always been a nighttime crier, it may be because she’s prone to feeling overwhelmed and anxious at night. Dogs who are constantly afraid or lonely may also start crying for…
There is much debate on when puppies lift their leg to pee. Some say that the first time a puppy urinates is around 8-10 weeks old, while others say 12-14 weeks old is when it starts happening more often. Regardless of when your puppy does it for the first time,…
Dogs have a natural instinct to chase and play with objects that move. Towels are no exception–in fact, they can be quite amusing for your dog. But why does your dog seem so obsessed with them? One hypothesis is that towels may have originated as prey items, which makes sense…
There are a few things that you can do to try and get your dog to not pee in the same spot over and over again. First of all, make sure that they have plenty of opportunities to go outside. If they are not getting enough exercise, then they may…
