The holidays can stress us − and our dogs − out. Large numbers of new people coming into the home and descending on piles of food and Christmas decorations easily trigger anxious dogs − and worst-case ...

Spot lay quietly on a blanket in a Fresno shelter kennel, watching without much reaction as someone came closer. He had ...

Separation anxiety can be painful for both humans and pets—and sometimes for your home, too. From chewed-up shoes to ...

Most pet owners want their dogs to feel safe and loved. While they often focus on giving them the best food, making sure they're doing long, exciting walks, and training them so they won't misbehave ...

Anyone who has a dog in their home knows there are certain telltale signs only they can recognize. Whether it’s the way our pups look at us or how they lie down, these small and subtle cues can ...

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Most people love a fireworks display, but many of our furry friends don’t. The loud bangs and crackling sounds can trigger anxiety symptoms in dogs, like pacing, panting, and excessive drooling. It’s ...

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