The assumption by many that dogs chasing their tales is normal behaviour could possibly be leading to serious welfare issues going unaddressed, so says the results of the latest survey from London’s Royal Veterinary College. The first non clinical study into the behaviour of tail chasing analysed over 400 YouTube videos that showed dogs chasing their tales. Although tail chasing if often a way that a dog gets exercise or Read More ...
It is a dog’s natural instinct to want a chew things, and the fact that they have very sharp teeth and a strong jaw means that their chewing can cause quite a lot of damage to items in the home. It is important to stop your dog chewing on items that you treasure and to provide them something else to chew on, and this is why many good pet stores Read More ...
Dog grooming tips can help you enjoy how your dog looks and if you can learn to do them yourself you will not be spending large sums of money. The breed and anatomical structure of the dog are the two most important things when talking about grooming since the needs are different compared to those two elements. The brushes that are chosen are very important in order to match the Read More ...
The domestication of the wolf can not be clarified exactly. DNA tests came to the conclusion that the domestication of wolves began more than 100,000 years ago and have been held several times independently. The existence today of genetic breeds is grouped into four different categories. The domestic dog may have also long after its initial domestication phenotypically resembled the wolf, so an unambiguous assignment of older fossil records Read More ...
The Dogs for the Disabled 3rd Annual Craft Fair has taken an interesting turn as visitors will be able to list their dogs on the new Wag n Train programme. The programme will teach owners how to work with their dogs to perform tricks. These are the same methods used by professionals, including those training our assistance dogs. Signing their pet up on the day of the fair will give Read More ...
The term is used in dogs, the process is identified by the dog dealing with his environment, learning to know their rules and commitments. Socialization takes place intensively during the first months of life. Already available with the puppy are appropriate housing conditions provided by the following processes taking place: Socialization with other dogs (Learn communications) Socialization with other animals (cats, guinea pigs, birds, horses) Socialization with strangers Habituation to Read More ...
Territorial instinct is one of many reasons for dog’s aggression against one another. A god may sense a threat to her territory and that includes her own personal space and you. The dog wants to first of all protect you and will act to defend her space and yours in an aggressive manner if needed. A threat to her leadership amongst the pack may cause this type of behavior against Read More ...
