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85Why Do Dogs Eat Cat Poop?
It never fails…as soon as my two Great Danes hit the yard, they begin their search. Eagerly sniffing the sand, the pine straw, and under leaves. What are they so ardently searching for? Could it be...
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84Dog to Dog Aggression
Is your dog aggressive towards other dogs? Does your dog tense up, lunge, or bark madly at another dog? Dog-dog aggression is a common problem that spoils outings and nice neighborhood walks. Here are some techniques for dealing with dog-dog aggression or dog to dog aggression.
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79Dog Cruelty - What Is Dog Cruelty?
Dog cruelty is often defined as inflicting unnecessary pain and suffering on your dog. Dog cruelty laws differ broadly, but the question of dog cruelty becomes most controversial in the context of dog training. Are certain dog training techniques cruel to dogs?
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85Is my Dog Dominant or Submissive?
No matter what the breed is, any individual dog can be dominant or submissive. It's all in the temperament of the individual dogs. Collies can be very dominant and Rottweilers can be very submissive, or the...
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79The Dominant Dog - Dealing with Dominance in Dogs
What is the dominant dog? Some people attribute all bad or aggressive dog behaviors to "dominance", while others do not want to use the "dominant dog" label at all. We examine the dominant dog issue and present dominant dog techniques.
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84Behaviors of Intact Female Dogs
Female dogs especially those intact, may exhibit distinct behaviors that are typical of their sex. Most behavior changes are particularly relevant during the dog's heat (estrus) and if feasible, during the...
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82Bad Dog - Dealing with Bad Dog Behavior
Where do bad dogs come from, and how do we deal with bad dog behavior? Dogs go bad because of miscommunication between owner and dog, not because of meaness or spite. Bad dog behavior can always be addressed with time, patience, retraining, and proper management.
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78My dog keeps shaking his head. Is there anything wrong with him?
Yes, almost certainly the external ear canal of one or both of his ears is severely inflamed, a condition known as otitis externa but popularly referred to as 'canker'. (Incidentally, canker has nothing to do...
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89Why Are Dogs Man's Best Friend? 14,000 Years of Companionship
When humans emerged from the evolutionary process, they were greeted with a wag of the tail and a lick on the face. It seems that way sometimes. The truth behind man's best friend.
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77Dog Escape - Why Dogs Run Away and How to Stop Dog Escapes
Dogs escape for a variety of reasons including boredom, territory instinct, and prey instinct. Learn why dogs escape and how to stop them from escaping. The best way to stop dog escapes is to address the root of the escaping behavior rather than just the symptom.
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