Articles for tag: Dog Behavior Issues, Dog Games & Activities, Fearful And Nervous Dogs, Outdoor Fun With Dogs, Socialization Dog Tips

Have A Nervous Dog? 2 Ways To Help A Scared Dog Around Strangers + 3 Ways To Use Play, Exercise, Training (PET) Therapy To Make A Fearful Dog More Confident

Is your dog nervous in public places? Does he always have his eye on strangers and watch their every move? A dog trainer shares 2 important ways to make your fearful dog more comfortable around strangers. Is your dog even afraid to play? Here's how to help a scared dog build confidence in themselves and become less fearful.

Dogs And Fireworks: Important 4th Of July Tips For Dog Owners (Dog Ear Plugs For Fireworks, Dog Aromatherapy & More!)

Can dogs be traumatized by fireworks? YES! If your dog becomes traumatized after fireworks, read these helpful tips. A dog's hearing is 10 times more sensitive than a human's, so the fireworks are likely to cause your dog some anxiety, stress, and fear. Here are 11 things you can do in the hours leading up to the fireworks to keep your dog from stressing out. Plus, 7 things you should do during the fireworks if you notice your dog becoming overly stressed by the loud noises and bright lights.

Fun Ways To Cure Cabin Fever When You’re Stuck Inside AND You Have Dogs (25 Useful Things I Do With My Dogs When We’re Stuck At Home)

When I'm stuck at home with my dog, I like to dig deep and find new ways to get organized & save money! I'm always on the hunt to find new ways to save money on stuff for the dog (dog treats, dog food, dog toys, dog beds, dog grooming items, etc). And I'm also looking for clever ways to re-organize all of the dog's gear and supplies (like I way I organized all of the dog treats and dog food in our house). Today I'm going to share with you some fun ways to do BOTH of those things while spending good quality time with your dog at the same time!

Dog Halloween Safety Tips: 7 Things You Might Not Think Of… Really!

Obviously, you wouldn't want your dog to become ill or injured due to your own negligence. Your dog trusts you to keep them safe. Your best bet is to keep your dog indoors and away from the commotion on Halloween night -- to prevent them from becoming frightened, anxious, or injured. Here are some ways to include your dog in Halloween, without stressing out your dog!