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Dogs Behaving Badly: Dogs Who Eat Poop

Dogs can be gross creatures at times, and most of us have seen our beloved pets do something a little repulsive. If you have been unfortunate enough to catch your dog raiding the litter box, munching on bunny droppings in the yard, or even cleaning up after himself, you may have been horrified. Your friendly…

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Mine, Mine, Mine! Possessive Aggression in Dogs

You know that all-too-familiar feeling of not wanting to share your slice of cheesecake, lend your favorite sweater to a friend, or give up your go-to spot on the couch. Our animal friends experience this type of instinct as well, although they often handle it less gracefully than we do. Possessive aggression in dogs, also…

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Lifestyles of the Most Rich and Famous Pets

It’s easy to swoon over animals, but when they happen to be rich, famous, and all dolled up, it’s impossible not to get a little giddy. Animal talent has been around for decades, and scores of trained animals (from orcas to bears, cats to dogs) take their rightful places among the world’s favorite – and…

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Brainy Breeds: Measuring Canine Intelligence

When it comes to canine intelligence, most dog owners have anecdotal evidence as to why their dogs are at the top of the class. While we certainly believe you, there are some breeds that have been determined to have a greater capacity for learning and performing tasks. Whether it’s herding large flocks of sheep or…

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Canine Decoder: Signs of Pain in Dogs

Has your dog been a little “off” lately? He or she could just be having a bad day, but if there are obvious changes in behavior or preferences, it’s probably more than that. Getting to the root cause of pain in dogs can be tricky, so what signs should you be looking for? Ruling Out…

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Baby Steps: The Principles of Puppy Training

There’s no doubt about it, adopting a puppy into your home is a joyous and hectic time. There are plenty of puppy eyes and oopsies as your little one learns the ropes of his or her new home and family, but without proper puppy training and socialization, he or she may not become the furry…

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The Right Stuff: Imparting Acceptable Dog Behavior

Committed, steadfast, compassionate animal lovers tend to wonder and worry about the current trend in animal shelter numbers. How is it possible that so many animals that once had a place to call home, later found themselves at a shelter, surrendered by their owners?

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DIY Dog Agility Training: Unleashing the Champ in Your Dog

The days are getting shorter and outdoor temperatures are finally inching closer to being reasonable and even comfortable. The change in seasons (although subtle here in Schertz) is a welcome respite for many pet owners who are constantly preoccupied with heat stroke and dehydration risks during the hotter months. With some of the seasonal health…

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