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Puppy Chew Training

…as a new toy when you give it back. Supervision, Exercise, and Training The keys to reducing unwanted chewing and problem behaviors in your puppy are supervision, enough daily exercise…

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Puppy Wellness Guide

…properly and maintaining ideal body weight • Address any behavior concerns • Discuss diet and nutrition Annual Wellness Examinations • Should occur at 16 months of age • Adult vaccine…

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Poop Eating

Why Dogs Eat Poop Nobody knows for sure why dogs eat poop, but we do know it’s a common and natural behavior in dogs (and many other species). Scientists think…

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Touch Command

…if you use one. Otherwise, say “yes!” to mark the behavior. A quiet area without distractions to practice in. 5 minutes 2–3 times daily. How to Train It Step 1….

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Adoption Handbook – Kitten

…play with your kitten Environmental enrichment Training your kitten Kitten socialization When Problems Arise Troubleshooting problem behavior (play aggression and overstimulation, litter box issues, scratching objects) Common Misconceptions Additional Resources…

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Thinking About Adopting a Puppy?

…their owners. They can’t be left alone for more than 4–6 hours per day or their emotional and behavioral development suffers. House-training Puppies need trips outside every 2 hours— and…

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Cat Not Urinating

If you don’t find urine in the litter box there can be a few reasons, and we will help you trouble shoot. Before attributing this to a behavior reason, we…

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Body Language (Dogs)

Nonverbal communication fascinates most of us animal lovers, and who can blame us for wanting to understand our furry friends? But reading the body language of another species is quite…

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Chewing in Dogs

Why Dogs Chew Some reasons dogs chew: because it feels good, anxiety, attention-seeking, barrier frustration/escape behavior, pent-up energy, and hunger. Note: Always rule out hunger first. Ask your vet about…

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Dog-Dog Introductions

…the dogs in a cheerful voice for having positive interactions. Interrupt any growling or bullying behavior, separate the bully to a different area for a few minutes, and then try…

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Cat Not Defecating

If you don’t find feces in the litter box there can be a few reasons, and we will help you trouble shoot. Before attributing this to a behavior reason, we…

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Indoor vs. Outdoor Cats

Indoor cats and outdoor cats encounter different challenges and risks. An indoor cat might suffer from boredom and medical issues such as obesity leading to stress, behavior problems, and early…

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