32 common dog behavior problems and solutions If your dog doesn’t like going to the vet, then you need to work with your vet on building your pooch’s confidence.

Once owners recognize their pets have behavioral issues it is really important to realize that their lives will be different from now on. Some owners can adapt their lifestyles to suit their dogs ...

Adopting a new furry friend can be an exciting experience. However, there are some red flags to look out for that may ...

And there really does seem to be a problem. By some estimates, about 40 percent of the population of dogs (and, incidentally, cats) have been labeled with behavioral problems.

Many behavioral issues when adopting a dog can be managed at home with training, consistency, and positive reinforcement, so be patient. Do everything with love, compassion, ...

If your dog starts yawning only when you argue with a family member or the neighbors shoot fireworks or are playing their ...

Other behavior problems owners ranked in the survey included persistent barking, escaping, frequently eating grass or feces and chewing unwanted objects. Only 110 dogs surveyed showed no behavior ...

Before you get a dog, you might have a very clear idea in your head of what things will be like. For some people, the reality will be similar to the sort of thing they imagined. But for others, it ...

Foster dogs are not always evaluated for behavioral issues. Madison-based dog behavior consultant Sarah Kalnajs has seen it too often: dogs placed in foster homes without the support they, or ...

WEBVTT SHELLY: THE JUDGE TO NOT AGREE. NEW DETAILS TONIGHT AND ALLEGATIONS OF NEXT -- AGAINST ANIMAL WELFARE EMPLOYEES. THEY ALLOWED DOGS WITH BEHAVIORAL ISSUES TO BE ADOPTED. MATT HOWERTON SHOWS ...