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Why Does My Dog Sneeze When They’re Playing?

Have you ever been playing with your pooch and then suddenly heard them let out a sneeze? While strange, sneezing while playing is a common doggy behavior. Today, we’re going to break down why our pups exhibit this adorable behavior. Dog sneezes vs human sneezes. Like human sneezes, canine sneezes are involuntary. It’s a way…

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Can My Dog Sense a Storm Coming?

Has your dog ever started acting scared out of nowhere, and hours later, it started to storm? Odds are, Fido sensed that the storm was coming! While it seems a little far-fetched, dogs can actually sense bad weather. Keep reading to find out how! How dogs can sense storms? Our furry friends can sense storms…

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Tips for Grooming Dogs with Anxiety

The easiest part about grooming your dog is booking the appointment! Once booked, it’s time to start mentally preparing your dog to be handled by a stranger with suspicious tools. Anxious dogs do not enjoy being without their owners, especially passed off to someone else, and they aren’t a fan of the buzz of the…

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How to Stop Your Dog from Pawing at Things

Pet parents understand the struggle of a pawing dog; whether they paw at the door to go outside or at you for attention, it’s an annoying habit. Our dog’s nails can be sharp, leaving scratches on walls or our legs; however, we can re-teach Fido to not further these behaviors in the new year! Use…

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How Service Dogs Help Heal Others

Happy National Service Dog Month! After nearly eighty years of campaigning, the American Disabilities Act was finally passed in 1990, legally recognizing Service Dogs as a treatment source for various physical, emotional, and mental illnesses. Service dogs are furry friends with lots of patience and training to be prepared to aid in numerous situations or…

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How to Properly Hold Your Dog’s Leash

Dogs love, and I mean love to go on walks. Dogs that have been trained how to walk with good leash manners have fewer leash behavioral issues. Additionally, they (and their caretakers) avoid body soreness that results from too much pulling. Having a good grip on your pal’s leash will keep you in control of your…