Excessive barking is not an uncommon problem. I thought this case was interesting because I think the problem is more due to ideology in the way we are told to train and live with dogs, and an example of how it impacts the lifestyle of companion dogs.
An elderly, frail visiting dog is killed by an eight-year-old male Cane Corso X, and the dog’s owner’s roommate is asking for direction.
A Cane Corso Kills A Helpless Visiting Dog Read More »
A dog with no history soiling in the home and suddenly starts. We’ll have a look at the reasons that may be behind this sudden change in behavior and what to do about it.
An Older Pug-Beagle X Suddenly Starts Peeing In The House Read More »
Cane Corso owner with PTSD wants her dog to stop being so friendly. Or does she?
Emotional Support Cane Corso Is Too Friendly To Suit PTSD Stricken Owner Read More »
What Not To Do
Free Feeding Vs Scheduled Feeding
How Often To Feed
How To Pick A Food
How To Feed Each Meal
Slow Feeding Bowls (No)
Puppy Feeding Considerations and Decisions Read More »
The movie the Lady and The Tramp wasn’t a canine behavior documentary. Not all dogs, due to the nature, and, or nurture reasons outlined above are inclined to live with other dogs. However, sometimes we set them up to fail. There are options, and results vary. With enough effort, it’s technically possible to force dogs that live together to behave, but that’s not the same thing as enjoying living with other dogs and can be very stressful on one dog, or the other(s), and the owner.
Why Dogs That Live Together Start Getting Into Serious Fights Read More »
