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Why Almost Any Dog Can Excel in Agility Training

When you think of agility training for dogs, you might picture a sleek Border Collie deftly navigating an obstacle course or a fast-moving dog executing tight turns with ease. While it’s true that agility training has historically been associated with certain breeds known for their speed and agility, it’s not limited to them. Agility training…

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Woman Horrified After Groomer Returns Her Dogs Looking Unrecognizable

Hannah Jones, from Northern Ireland, sent her two King Charles spaniels for a trim with a local groomer and said she was ‘shocked’ by what happened next, saying her dogs are now ‘traumatised’ A dog-owner has slammed an unrepentant groomer who butchered her two pooches, leaving them bald and “traumatised.” Hannah Jones, from Northern Ireland, sent…

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Understanding Aggression in Puppies

Aggression in puppies can manifest in various ways, often influenced by the context and the specific triggers. Understanding these aggressive behaviors is crucial for proper management and prevention. While some displays of aggression are part of normal developmental phases, others may require intervention. Here’s an overview of different types of aggression in puppies and what…

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Understanding Common Canine Behaviors

Understanding Common Canine Behaviors Every dog has its own unique personality, but many exhibit similar behaviors that can sometimes seem puzzling. If you’ve ever wondered why your dog acts a certain way, you’re not alone. Here’s a look at some common canine behaviors and what they might mean. 1. Tilting Their Heads Head tilting is…

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Managing Separation Anxiety in Dogs

Understanding and Addressing Separation Anxiety in Dogs What Is Separation Anxiety in Dogs? Separation anxiety in dogs is a condition where a dog experiences significant distress when left alone or separated from their human or animal companions. This anxiety can manifest in various ways, such as destructive behavior, excessive barking or whining, salivation, pacing, and…

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