There is a lot of talk about being your dog's "pack leader." It's true that dogs need leaders. The best way to become a leader is to establish routines and rules with outcomes that are ...

So what can you do to help when there’s storm brewing with loud thunder crashing and Bruno, your beloved Great Dane, is shivering and quaking like a little Chihuahua meeting the big, bad wolf? W...

Pet doors are one of life’s greatest conveniences. They allow your pet to come and go as they please and can speed up housetraining. While these doors can be handy, some dogs are ...

Let’s say you want to bring home an irresistible little puppy for your child. Great - except for one potential problem: You’ve already had a dog for years, and he has never shared his spac...

One of the most important aspects to training your pet is timing.  In order for your pet to understand what you are trying to communicate, you need to provide them with feedback within one second...

The "high-five" is a simple and popular trick to teach your dog that is fun to show off to friends.   To teach your dog to "high five," you are going to use a process called &...

Not all pet treats have to be edible. If you're concerned about your pet's caloric intake, but still want to reward their good behavior, there are healthier, zero-calorie alternatives, says Lynne Hudl...

Teaching your dog to “salute” is a fun and cute trick to show off, especially during patriotic holidays and events. To teach your dog to salute, you are going to use a process called &ldq...