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Making life more interesting for your canine friend: Enrichment toys

Making life more interesting for your canine friend: Enrichment toys

by behaviorbits | Jul 14, 2020 | Enrichment

When dogs are left to their own devices, they often end up engaging in dog-like behaviors that may be fun for them but annoying for us.

Are some walks better than others?

Are some walks better than others?

by behaviorbits | Jul 10, 2020 | Enrichment, Healthy Relationships, Training

You and your dog may walk for the same reasons or different reasons.

Did my dog rearrange my house?

Did my dog rearrange my house?

by behaviorbits | Jul 7, 2020 | Barking/Distress

After a period of lengthy togetherness, some dogs may get anxious when left alone.

The barking sounds like my dog is very upset

The barking sounds like my dog is very upset

by behaviorbits | Jun 30, 2020 | Barking/Distress, Training

If your barking dog sounds upset when you are home, go to your dog and see what is upsetting them.

Bark, bark, bark! How is a person supposed to work?

Bark, bark, bark! How is a person supposed to work?

by behaviorbits | Jun 23, 2020 | Barking/Distress, Healthy Relationships

One of the most common types of barking is alarm barking out windows or behind fences.

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