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There are more to dogs than what most pet parents think they know. Here are some really fun facts about our canine friends and what makes them even more unique than they already are. Read

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10 Most Amazing Facts About Dogs By Meredith Alling

There are more to dogs than what most pet parents think they know. Here are some really fun facts about our canine friends and what makes them even more unique than they already are.

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20 Dog Commands You Need to Know By Team ECAD

Dog training should be fun, but often it's a real challenge. A trained dog is a happy dog, so get on your way with these essentials tips from dog training experts.

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20 Short Haired Dogs With Low Grooming Needs By Sam Bourne

While looking for dogs who don't shed may having you barking up the wrong tree (since all dogs with fur shed at least a little), you might try your luck with a short haired dog that requires minimal grooming. These dogs are all low maintenance when it comes to brushing.

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3 of the Most Effective Dog Depression Treatments By Kat Sherbo

Dog depression can sometimes be difficult to spot, but it doesn't have to be hard to treat. If your dog is suffering from depression or anxiety-related issues, these top medications can help.

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5 Situations That Make Sweet Dogs Aggressive By Katie Morton

Dogs are one of the most beloved pets around the world because of their wonderful temperament and ability to really be manโ€™s โ€œbest friend.โ€ However, just like pet parents, there are certain things and situations that can aggravate your dog, making them a bit more aggressive than usual. Here are a few situations that can possibly be making your dog act out of character.

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5 Things To Do Before You Introduce Your Dog To Your Baby By Katie Morton

Congratulations of your new bundle of joy! Bringing home a new baby can be even more exciting than when you brought home your puppy. Although this is an very important and exciting time in your life, it is important to make sure that your โ€œfirstโ€ baby doesnโ€™t feel neglected. Dogs tend to get jealous of a new baby and may begin acting out. Here are a few helpful tips and tricks that can help smooth over the transition both before and after the baby arrives.

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5 Things to Know About Anxiety in Dogs By Gina Carey

Dogs get anxious too, and just like people, anxiety in dogs can result from a number of triggers. Learn what to do if your dog is showing signs of anxiety.

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6 Messages Your Dog Conveys Through Vocal Expression By Roy Higgs

Explore the diverse messages encoded in your dog's howls, from joyous barks to protective growls. Understand your dog's emotions, intentions, and needs through their unique vocal cues.

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6 Things to Do to Nurse an Emotionally Scarred Dog Back to Health By Roy Higgs

Neglected and abused by their original parents, behavioral issues among shelter dogs are not uncommon. These emotional wounds can be treated with love, care, and proper training. Learn what to do and what to avoid when parenting an abused dog.

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7 of the Longest Living Dog Breeds on Earth By Sam Bourne

What type of dog lives the longest? While there's no way to know for sure how much time you are going to have with your dog, having a well documented estimate can give you some peace of mind. Here is a list of the 7 dog breeds that can be expected to make it to a ripe old age.

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7 Pet Holiday Safety Tips for the Winter Season By Sam Bourne

The winter holidays provide us with a much needed break from the otherwise unyielding bleakness of winter. However, sometimes we get a little too wrapped up in the festivities, forgetting that what might be fun for us can be upsetting, or potentially dangerous, for our four legged friends. Read up on our pet holiday safety tips and make sure your party goes purr-fectly.

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7 Steps To Puppy Obedience Training By Meredith Alling

When it comes to getting a new puppy there is a lot of excitement in the house and it's almost like having a brand new baby. However, it is important to remember that our puppies are not babies, but dogs and it is important to start obedience training from the first day. Here are a few steps to get you and your new puppy started.

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7 Tricks to Housetraining a Puppy By Lauren Leonardi

Your puppy will need to be taught early on how to go to the bathroom outside or in a certain spot. Patience, consistency, and these 7 proven tricks will help you get the message across.

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8 Things You Didn't Know About How to Talk to Your Dog By Sandy Robins

Dogs are highly intelligent animals that can seem to understand a lot about us humans. However, our dogs perceive the things we say, how we say them, and the things we do differently than you probably think. Learn everything you need to know here on how to talk to your dog the right way.

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A Detailed Guide to Dog Park Etiquette for Pet Parents By Roy Higgs

Dogs can run, play, and explore off-leash in dog parks, which provide a secure and entertaining setting. Here, we discuss ways of maintaining proper etiquette for you, your dogs, and other dogs and dog parents at parks.

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About the Rottweiler Breed By Team PetCareRx

If you're looking for a large breed dog with a protective demeanor, the Rottweiler may be the breed for you. Learn all about the Rottweiler here - it may be the dog you are looking for.

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About Yorkshire Terriers By Team PetCareRx

Yorkshire terriers are highly intelligent little dogs filled with energy and affection. Learn more about these cute pets here.

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Agility Training for Australian Shepherds By Team PetCareRx

Australian Shepherds are active dogs that really benefit from agility training. Learn more here.

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AKC Recognized Breeds By Kat Sherbo

We all probably know a few dog breeds, but the American Kennel Club lists 175! Find out more about AKC dog breeds.

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All About Sleeping Dogs By Sora Wondra

While they may not be as famous for napping days away as cats, dogs also need their beauty rest. Learn about how much sleep a dog needs and why a dog might not be sleeping well.

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Are Chow Chows Good with Kids? By Team PetCareRx

Since Chow Chows have introverted personalities, they require proper socialization for safe interaction with children. Learn more here.

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Beagle Training Tips By Team PetCareRx

The Beagle is a small breed dog with a remarkable nose that can have them getting into everything. Learn how to teach your Beagle some basic obedience commands.

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Bichon Frise Agility Training By Team PetCareRx

The Bichon Frise are perfect for agility training. Learn all about how the Bichon Frise and agility training go hand in hand.

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Boston Terrier Dog Training By Team PetCareRx

The Boston Terrier is incredibly intelligent and highly trainable. Learn how to make the most of your little learner here.

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Breaking the Cycle: How to Deter Your Dog from Eating Its Own Poop By Roy Higgs

Discover effective strategies to break the cycle of coprophagia in your puppy. This guide offers practical tips and insights for a cleaner and healthier relationship with your furry companion.

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Breed Description of a Cavalier King Charles By Team PetCareRx

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels make a great companion because of their high spirited and upbeat personality. Learn more about this breed and their needs here.

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Cat and Dog Facts for the Visual Learner: A Pet Infographics Collection By Sam Bourne

Infographics are changing the way we consume information: learning can be quicker and more fun when things are presented visually. What's the oldest domesticated cat breed? Which dogs have which personalities? Check out all of PetCareRx's infographics.

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Cat and Dog Games By Ryan Gellis

How do cats and dogs interact? The range of behavior and emotion elicited by bringing together a pooch and a kitty could be anything from true love to a dangerous situation. Read on to find out some of the funniest and craziest ways it can go down.

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Characteristics of Blue Australian Cattle Dogs By Team PetCareRx

Blue Australian Cattle dogs are loyal and protective of both their family and property, possibly becoming aggressive if they think they are defending their "pack." Learn more about this breed here.

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Characteristics of the West Highland White Terrier (Westie) By Team PetCareRx

West Highland White Terriers are known for their gorgeous white coats and out going personalities. Learn about their sociability and train-ability.

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Collie Training Tips By Team PetCareRx

Collies are a very intelligent breed and can be easy to train if trained properly. Learn more about this breed here.

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Common Dog Sleep Disorders By Sora Wondra

Dogs can suffer from sleep disorders, too, and lack of sleep can lead to recurring health problems. Learn what kinds of sleep disorders can affect dogs.

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Compulsive Disorders in Dogs: A Closer Look By Roy Higgs

A rather prevalent issue that can significantly affect a dog's life are compulsive disorders. In this article, we break these disorders down and state how to manage them.

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Crate Training By ContentFly

Whether you leave them out overnight or put them away when you leave home, most dogs have a crate to call their own. Regardless of how often they use it, though, it's important that you teach them to recognize it as their own little "safe space" where they can go when they feel stressed, nervous, or just in need of a nap.

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Dachshund Facts By Team PetCareRx

The Dachshund is a natural hunter, but because of their small stature, they have become the perfect pet for city dwellers. Learn more Dachshund facts here.

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Decoding Dog Tail Wagging By Meredith Alling

Dog are very expressive creatures -- we just might not always know their language. Learn what these 6 different dog tail motions are trying to tell you.

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Doberman Pinscher Dog Training By Team PetCareRx

Doberman Pinschers require early socialization and good, positive training. Learn more about how to train your Doberman Pinscher here.

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Does Your Dog Hate Their Crate? Get Them to Love It Instead By Lauren Leonardi

Crates can be a pet parent's best friend, whether as a place to send the dog at night or when gone for the day. Unfortunately, many dogs do not share the same excitement. With proper training, your dog will be jumping in there on their own in no time.

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Dog Commands from Experts - Teach Your Dog to Respond to Their Name By Team ECAD

Dogs speak dog, and unless you speak dog fluently, you need to find the best way to communicate with them. Learn how to get your pet to respond to his/her name.

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Dog Training and Tips: How to Teach Your Dog "Yes" and "No" By Team ECAD

Use these easy training tips to help your dog learn basic commands. The two of you will be communicating well in no time.

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Dogs and Cats Living Together By Team PetCareRx

While dogs and cats are not natural friends, some often form strong relationships that transcend the obvious species differences and live together peacefully.

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ECAD Project Heal: Stories of Heroes By PetCareRx Staff

Learn more here about ECAD's Project Heal and how it is bringing hope to our U.S. veterans.

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English Bulldog Care and Training Facts By Team PetCareRx

English Bulldogs are pure sweet hearts, but they can also be very stubborn making it difficult to train them. Learn how to best train a Bulldog with these tips.

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Everything Your Large Breed Puppy Needs By Sam Bourne

Not all puppies are the same, and large breed puppies have different requirements than small or medium breed pups. Their diet, for one, is a major difference. Toys also need to be able to stand up to their ever increasing power reserves. Here are a few products that are must haves for anyone with a large breed puppy.

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Fear Aggression in Dogs: How Should You Deal With It? By Roy Higgs

Fear aggression can be a serious issue in canines and should be addressed with caution. This article will explore its causes, symptoms, and treatment to assist dog owners in having a better understanding of the condition.

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Get Your Dog to Stop Eating Feces - Coprophagia Dog Treatment By Robyn Johnson

Because coprophagia, or eating feces, has a wide variety of causes in dogs, the treatment you choose should match its cause in order to be effective. Learn more about coprophagia dog treatment at PetCareRx.

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Golden Retriever Crate Training By Team PetCareRx

Golden Retrievers are great family pets who are loyal and respond wonderfully when crate trained. Learn how to crate train this beloved family dog here.

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How Busy Dog Parents Can Protect Their Dogs from Separation Anxiety By Roy Higgs

Given how social dogs are, they tend to struggle with separation anxiety occasionally. This problem becomes more apparent if youโ€™re a busy dog parent frequently away from home. With the right strategies in place, however, you can protect your canine pal from separation anxiety.

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How to Calm Down a Dog By Team ECAD

The โ€œSettleโ€ command tells your dog to relax, calm down, and focus. Learn how to teach it to your pet here.

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How to Get Your Dog to Come By Team ECAD

The "Come" command is one of the most basic commands you should teach your young pup. You never know, it could save their life one day.

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How to get your dog to come when itโ€™s called By ContentFly

Dogs heading over to you when called is one of the most crucial training lessons a dog needs. Itโ€™s also one of the hardest ones to do effectively and requires a lot of patience. Worry not, we're here to help.

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How to Get Your Dog to Stop Licking Air By ContentFly

It can be a bit concerning when your dog starts licking the air continuously. Here's what you should know about getting your dog to stop licking the air.

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How to Hunt Rabbits With English Springer Spaniel By Team PetCareRx

The English springer spaniel is an avid hunter, and with basic obedience and field training combined, they can learn to hunt rabbits quickly and effectively.

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How to Know if Your Dog Has Anxiety By Gina Carey

Anxiety in dogs can manifest itself in a wide array of ways. To find out if your dogs behavior is symptomatic of anxiety, look no further.

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How to Potty Train a Cocker Spaniel By Team PetCareRx

Cocker Spaniels are eager to please, so you can use their natural disposition to get them potty trained pretty painlessly. Learn how here.

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How to Potty Train Basset Hounds By Team PetCareRx

Basset Hounds are highly intelligent dogs whose stubbornness make it difficult to potty train them. Follow these simple steps and get your Hound house-ready.

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How to Quiet a Barking Dachshund Dog By Team PetCareRx

Dachshunds love to bark, bark, and bark some more. That's because they are hunting dogs at heart. Learn how to quiet them here.

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How to Raise an Australian Shepherd By Team PetCareRx

Australian Shepherds make excellent watch dogs and companions. They were originally bred to heard livestock in the western United States, and are extremely intelligent and quick-thinking.

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How to Start Your Dog Peeing in the Yard By Team ECAD

It can be hard to get your dog to pee in the yard. Luckily, ECAD can teach you how to train your puppy to urinate on command.

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How to Take Care of a Dog: 10 Common Parenting Mistakes By Sam Bourne

People have a lot of different beliefs about how to raise a dog, and while there is no "right" way to do it, there are certainly a few bad practices out there. Here are a few things pet parents might overlook, but really shouldn't.

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How to Teach Your Dog to Fix Their Leash By Team ECAD

Tired of bending over to untangle your puppies from their leash every time you go for a walk? You can teach your dog to โ€œFix Itโ€ themselves with these steps!

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How to Teach Your Dog to Heel By Team ECAD

Walking is one of the greatest bonding experiences you can have with your dog. Here's how to teach your pet to heel.

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How to Teach Your Dog to Kiss and Snuggle By Team ECAD

Follow these steps to teach your dog to kiss and to snuggle into your hugs on command. These are two handy commands for bonding with your dog from the trainers at ECAD.

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How to Teach Your Dog to Sit By Team PetCareRx

It's a great first trick for your dog, and it's relatively easy to master. This simple trick is a great way to bond with your dog and improve your training abilities.

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How to Teach Your Dog to Stay By Team PetCareRx

Learning to teach your dog to stay is key in improving their obedience skills and making them more well-behaved companions. As long as you have patience and determination, you can have your dog responding to commands within a matter of seconds.

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How to Train a German Shepherd to Be a Guard Dog By Team PetCareRx

German Shepherds will usually take to being a guard dog naturally. It's important to train them to be obedient. Learn how here.

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How to Train a Labrador Dog to Hunt By Team PetCareRx

Proper training will ensure that your Labrador grows into a successful hunter. Learn how to train your Labrador with these helpful training tips.

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How to Train a Pit Bull By Team PetCareRx

Pit Bulls are capable of being trained to be gentle and obedient dogs. Combined with the right owners that will use praise, treats and lots of playtime as effective methods of training will be rewarded with a great companion.

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How to Train a Puppy By Lauren Leonardi

Training your puppy is one of the best things you can do for them, and for yourself. Teaching your puppy the rules, boundaries, and limits of their new home is important to their development, and to your relationship with them.

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How to Train a Small Dog By Meredith Hudson

Small dogs can sometimes get away with more than big dogs--they're so cute when they jump! But good behavior training will stimulate your dog's brain and help keep both of you happy.

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How to Train a Westie By Team PetCareRx

West Highland White Terriers are highly intelligent little dogs that tend to think they are the boss. Learn the best way to train your Westie.

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How to Train Lhasa Apso Dogs By Team PetCareRx

Lhasa Apsos are happy-go-lucky dogs that tend to get into trouble at times. This makes training and socialization at an early age very important. Learn how to teach your Lhasa Apso basic commands here.

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How to Train Your Dog to Go to Bed By Team ECAD

If your dog is constantly underfoot when you need to go about some chores around the house, the "Go to Bed" command can help you get the space you need, and will give your dog a special place to be.

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How to Train Your Dog to Use the Pet Door By Roy Higgs

If your dog constantly needs to go in and out, training it to use the pet door would be helpful. Details of training your dog to use the pet door will be looked into in this article.

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How to Train Your Dog to Watch You By Team ECAD

Curious about how to regain your pup's attention while in a busy park or crowd? The "Watch Me" command is a simple and quick solution. Learn how to use it here.

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Is It OK to Feed Your Pet a Vegetarian Diet? By Meredith Alling

Dogs + bones. Cats + fish. It might be difficult to imagine a pet eating a vegetarian diet considering all of the messages we receive about their food preferences. However some vegetarian pet parents believe that if they arenโ€™t eating meat, their pets shouldnโ€™t either. But is it a good idea? Read on to find out.

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Is Your Dog Eating Poop? - The Symptoms of Coprophagia By Robyn Johnson

Wonder if your dog is eating poop when your back is turned? There are a few subtle symptoms of coprophagia, or consuming feces, that you can learn at PetCareRx.

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Leash Reactivity in Dogs: Causes, Signs, and Management By Roy Higgs

Dog owners may find it difficult to handle leash reactivity, but with adequate knowledge and appropriate strategy, it may be improved or fixed. The causes, signs, and management options for canine leash reactivity will be discussed in this article.

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Obedience and House Training for Your Pug By Team PetCareRx

Pugs are little dogs with great big personalities. It's important to know that they have special training needs. Learn more here.

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OCD in Dogs By Meredith Hudson

Dogs can suffer from OCD like humans can, and the symptoms can cause your dog to exhaust or even hurt themselves. Find out how to treat dog OCD.

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Pet Euthanasia: What to Expect By Meredith Alling

When a pet becomes seriously ill or injured to the point that it affects their quality of life, it may be time to consider euthanasia. It is not an easy decision to make, but if your pet is suffering, it may be the humane one. Read on to learn what you need to know.

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Pica in Dogs: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment By Roy Higgs

Dogs who have pica have the propensity to consume non-food things including plastic, pebbles, and other inedible substances. Here, we discuss how to take care of this condition.

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Puppy Behavior From Week to Week: What to Expect By Meredith Alling

Puppies have those cute innocent faces that can make your heart just melt. Don't let those gleaming eyes fool you though, puppies are a lot of work and do not come with an instruction manual! Learn what to expect from your puppy as they grow and change.

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Raising a Dangerous Dog: How to Manage Canine Aggression By Roy Higgs

Handling a dangerous dog can be challenging for a pet parent. Excess aggression can be harmful to owners and their families, people around them, and other pets. Fortunately, you can manage canine aggression when you are aware and equipped with the right strategies.

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Raising a Pekingese By Team PetCareRx

The Pekingese was originally the dog of China's royalty, so they require tons of love, affection and attention. Learn more about raising this breed here.

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Rat Terrier Crate Training By Team PetCareRx

Rat Terriers that are crate-trained are easier to housebreak, to keep safe, and to keep out of their characteristic mischief. Learn the ins and outs of crate training here.

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Reading Dog Body Language By Mary Kearl

Dogs can express themselves in all sorts of movements, from ears to tail. Learn how to know what your dog is telling you with their body language.

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Resource Guarding in Dogs: How to Deal With It? By Roy Higgs

Resource guarding is a relatively common behavior observed in dogs. The appropriate ways of dealing with it are explained in this article.

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Send A Message With A Whistle To Your Dog By Team PetCareRx

Whistling is not only fun but its useful! There are many different ways to train or communicate with your pet just by the sound of a whistle.

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Separation Anxiety in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments and More By Roy Higgs

Separation anxiety is a serious condition that affects dogs and their caretakers. S.A. in dogs makes it difficult to leave home without a lot of stress and tension. Dealing with the situation without understanding the symptoms and how to solve the problem is going to be tough. This article discusses S.A. in dogs and how to tackle it as a caretaker with the help of experts.

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Shih Tzu Training Secrets By Team PetCareRx

Shih Tzus are social and friendly lapdogs that are known to be stubborn and can be difficult to housebreak. When training a shih tzu it is important to be consistent, gentle and provide them with lots of love and attention.

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Siberian Husky Training Secrets By Team PetCareRx

Huskies are active dogs that thrive off of a great deal of exercise, both physically and mentally. Teaching them some useful tricks can engage both their minds and their bodies.

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Signs Your Dog May Need Prozac By Team PetCareRx

Unfortunately, just like humans, dogs can experience mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. These conditions can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, trauma, and changes in environment or routine.

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Teaching Your Dog "Show Belly" By Team ECAD

Now that your dog knows the "Down" command, it's time to move on to "Show Belly," a command that will let you rub your pup's belly, for both care and fun!

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Teaching Your Dog to Chew Using Chew Toys By Roy Higgs

Dogs love to chew, but sometimes, they canโ€™t chew properly or tend to be a bit destructive with the process. Thus comes the need to teach your pooch how to chew properly, and the best way to do so is by using chew toys.

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The 7 Breeds Most Likely to Become Fat Dogs By Sam Bourne

Weight is a pretty big issue, and not just in people -- many US dogs are overweight. And while any breed can get fat, some breeds are predisposed to putting on extra pounds. These 7 breeds are some of the most frequently overfed and under-worked around.

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The 7 Easiest Dogs to Train By Meredith Alling

When it comes to training a dog, some breeds are just easier than others. Call it genetics, temperament, or down-right intelligence. Whatever it is, it sets some pooches apart from the rest. Find out which dog breeds are considered the easiest to train.

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The Behavior of Pomeranians By Team PetCareRx

Pomeranians make wonderful companion dogs, but if you're thinking of getting a Pomeranian there are a few considerations to keep in mind.

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The Best City Dog Breeds By Lauren Leonardi

Cities can be noisy, crowded, and sometimes dangerous places for dogs. You'll want to choose a doggie companion who can thrive in your exciting environment as well as you do.

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The Best Durable Dog Beds for Your Special Pup By Sam Bourne

Just like there are tons of dog types out there, so too should there be types of dog beds. Dogs that are always laying around have different bedding needs than a dog that is constantly moving. Find the perfect bed for your pooch here.

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The Best Outdoor Dog Gear - Dog Activity Essentials By Sam Bourne

When you want to spend some outdoor time with your pooch, there are certain things you are going to need. From leashes and collars to toys and refreshments, there is some stuff you simply have to have if you want your trek to go well. Here is some of our favorite outdoor doggy gear.

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The Causes of Aggression in Dogs By Meredith Alling

Dogs may display aggressive behavior for a variety of reasons, and responding in the wrong way can actually make your dog's behavior worse. Find out why dogs might act aggressive.

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The Importance of Socializing a Dog By Team PetCareRx

Socializing your dog is important if you want them to be comfortable around unfamiliar faces and feel safe with them in public spaces. Read more about socializing a dog.

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The Shar-Pei Temperament: Personality And Training Considerations By Jesse Feldman

The Shar-Pei can be a fiercely loyal and independent dog for city or suburb dwellersโ€”but this breed also requires careful training and early socialization. Learn all the characteristics and potential behavior concerns associated with this unique-looking, stubbornly intelligent breed.

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The Top 10 Dog Training Tips By Kat Sherbo

Teaching your dog to listen to you and obey commands can be tricky and sometimes frustrating. Use these 10 simple tips to turn a hectic attempt at training into a fun and easy lesson with your dog.

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THIS IS EMBARRASSING: UNDERSTANDING MOUNTING DISPLAYS IN DOGS By ContentFly

Youโ€™re talking your dog for a walk when you meet a friend, also walking their four-legged pal. As you make small talk, the dogs sniff each other out and begin to play. Soon, things get carried away, and you stare, mortified, as your dog mounts the other and starts vigorously thrusting. Why do dogs do this sort of thing? And what can be done to stop it?

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Top 9 Tricks to Teach Your Dog Now By Sam Bourne

Here is a list of some basic tricks to get your dog started down the road of obedience training. Teach you dog these gems, sit back, and watch as your ability to communicate with your dog skyrockets.

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Training a Dominant Maltese By Team PetCareRx

The Maltese are lively little dogs known for their long white silky hair and being affectionate. They are not ideal pets for families with small children.

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Training Chihuahuas With Praise & Affection By Team PetCareRx

Learn here how to train your Chihuahua with positive reinforcement to achieve the best results.

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Training for a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel By Team PetCareRx

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a sweet and loving little dog who is highly trainable. Learn how to start their training on the right paw.

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Training for a Poodle By Team PetCareRx

Poodles are highly intelligent dogs who can be susceptible to anxiety, especially if not properly trained and socialized. Learn how to take care of your Poodle here.

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Training Greyhounds for Long Leashes By Team PetCareRx

When it comes to training leashes, there are just so many to choose from. Long leashes, often called long lines, are useful for training your greyhound both indoors and outdoors. Learn how to give your greyhound that gorgeous powerful stride here.

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Training Your Cockapoo By Team PetCareRx

Young or old, your Cockapoo can benefit from basic training. From obedience to personal bonding, learn the benefits of training here.

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Training Your Miniature Pinscher By Team PetCareRx

Although small in size, Miniature Pinschers need experienced owners to manage them, and training should begin as early in their lives as possible. Learn how to train your Min Pin.

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Training Your Shetland Sheepdog By Team PetCareRx

Training and competing with your Sheltie relieves their boundless energy and overflowing intelligence. Learn more about the benefits of training here.

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Ways To Teach a Miniature Schnauzer Not To Bark By Team PetCareRx

The Miniature Schnauzer is derived from the standard schnauzer and are excellent guard dogs because they have the tendency to bark at strangers. It important to learn to control your dog's barking through simple training techniques.

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What 7 Breeds of Dog Exercise the Most? By Sam Bourne

Whether you live an active lifestyle or not, if you're in the market for a dog, it pays to know which breeds are the most active. For a list of dogs that are sure to give you a real workout, look no further.

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What Are Jack Russell Terriers Compatible With? By Team PetCareRx

Some dogs are more compatible with Jack Russell terriers than others. Learn more at PetCareRx.

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What Is Rage Syndrome in Dogs? By Madeleine Burry

Rage syndrome is a genetic disorder that most often occurs in particular dog breeds such as Springer Spaniels. Although there is no way to prevent rage syndrome, there are precautions you can take to help keep both your dog and family safe.

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Whatโ€™s Wrong Here? 6 Common Pet Safety Hazards By Meredith Alling

Think you know a thing or two about proper pet safety? Check out these pics and put your knowledge to the test.

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Which Dog Is Right for You? By Sam Bourne

With so many dog breeds out there, it helps to ask, โ€œWhat dog is right for me?โ€ Take a look at our comprehensive infographic and use it to help make your decision.

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Why Dogs Eat Their own Feces By Robyn Johnson

Coprophagia, or eating feces, can have quite a few causes. Learn more here.

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Why Your Dog is Scratching Its Ears and What You Can Do About It By Roy Higgs

Dogs scratch their ears to relieve any itching, discomfort, or pain they may be feeling. This article will help dog owners understand why dogs scratch their ears and how it can be relieved.

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