Read the small signals first, and many bad behavior problems fade into safer routines, calmer homes, and stronger trust with dogs.

If you've ever owned a dog—or even just spent time around one—you've probably heard or uttered the phrase “bad dog.” Maybe it was when your pup chewed your shoes, growled at a stranger, jumped on a ...

Imagine a dog leaping excitedly at arriving guests, only to receive a sharp yell or leash tug—traditional responses that breed fear rather than trust. Science-backed positive reinforcement offers a ...

Neutering dogs is still often seen as a quick fix for unwanted behavior, health care, or animal welfare. But recent studies show that sex hormones regulate much more than just reproduction–they ...