28 MarHelping Your Dog Feel Secure, Even When You’re Away I get sad when you go. Here’s why. Helping Your Dog Feel Secure, Even When You’re AwaySeparation anxiety is one of the most common behavioral challenges in dogs, yet it’s often misunderstood. Many dog parents mistake it for disobedience or a
20 MarBuild Their Bowl, Build Their Health What Goes in My Bowl, Hooman? A well-balanced bowl is more than just food—it’s the foundation of your dog’s health, energy, and happiness. Whether you’re feeding raw, home-cooked, or kibble-based meals, the goal is the same: a nutrient-dense, species-appropriate diet tailored to your dog’s
17 MarLeash Reactivity in Dogs: When Walks Turn into a Struggle Big feelings on a short leash. Leash reactivity is one of the most common and misunderstood challenges dog parents face during daily walks. That sudden lunge at a passing dog, the barking at a person across the street, or the
5 MarToilet Training Troubles: Why Accidents Happen and What They’re Really Saying Oops! Didn’t Mean To! Toilet training is one of the most important foundations of living harmoniously with your dog. But when things go off track—occasional accidents, frequent messe s, or total confusion—it’s not just frustrating, it’s also puzzling.The truth
