Dogs are expressive animals, it is in their nature. They communicate with other dogs and to us when they are feeling happy, sad, angry, anxious, nervous, fearful. They use their faces and ear set, bodies, tail carriage and overall demeanor to show all these feelings. We call it body language. Dogs body language is a form of nonverbal communication that we can learn to recognize and interpret it. When we learn to ‘read’ how our dog is feeling by observing its posture and signa

Of course we love our dogs, but not their naughtiness! It is irritating when they chew on our shoes, jump up all over our guests, beg for a piece of our dinner, or bark incessantly at a squirrel. What is behind all these and many other common dog behaviors? And what can we do to correct them? Let’s find out: Barking: most dogs bark, howl and whine to some degree but when the barking is excessive, it becomes a behavior problem. Before you correct your dog, determine why all th

Dogs love humans and that is no lie! Some dogs are very lovey-dovey and show affection to everyone passing their ways; others are more reserved, saving their affection to the special humans in their life only. Nonetheless, dogs are all about showing love and if you are a dog owner, you can affirm to that. Now, are you aware of the love signs you dog send in on your way? Are you familiar with your dog behavior that indicates his/her affection and love? Below you will find 7 be

We all know that our dogs enjoying eating the most odd stuff they can find. Whether is their voracious appetite, natural curiosity, or canine bud taste, they just indulge whatever it is in front on them with much satisfaction and joy, sometimes leading them to health problem or death. Plants that are poisonous to dogs can be found in our homes, our yards, and also in the wild, and sometimes all it takes is a little bite to lead to an emergency trip to the veterinarian. These