Reactive Dogs by Frankie Jackson, CCPDT Certified Professional Dog Trainer & owner of Canine Counseling. Imagine the scene. It’s a beautiful day, you’re strolling through the park and spot a sweet little Goldendoodle racing around. Suddenly she spots another dog, this one is on-leash, and races towards them to say hello. “It’s ok, she’s friendly!”, the owner of the Doodle yells, laughing as their errant pup ignores their attempts to call them back. To many dog owners this may sound far from worrisome but for those among us with reactive dogs the same scenario could be a potential nightmare. (more…)
Category: Animal Behavior Help
How to get animal behavior help. Certified animal behaviorists specialize in understanding and modifying the behaviors of dogs and cats. They offer invaluable assistance to pet parents seeking positive changes. Animal behavior specialists analyze the root causes of specific pet behaviors. And they develop tailored strategies to encourage positive changes. Collaborating with pet parents, animal behaviorists provide guidance and support. This nurtures desirable behaviors, enhancing the bond between pets and their parents.
Whether addressing aggression, anxiety, or obedience, a veterinary behaviorist employs evidence-based techniques to promote harmony between pets and families. The cost of hiring an animal behaviorist for consultations can vary widely. There are factors like location, the behaviorist’s level of expertise, and the complexity of the behavioral issues being addressed. Animal behavior help can be gotten via remote consultations, which can be slightly less expensive, ranging from $75 to $150 per hour, depending on the platform used and the behaviorist’s expertise. Browse reviews from pet parents, get free quotes, and book remote video sessions or in-person consultations on Petworks today.
What Are The Most Common Signs That My Dog Has An Ear Infection?
Dog Ear Infection Symptoms. Understanding and Treating Dog Ear Infections. Dog owners often recognize the early signs of an ear infection…whining, scratching, and head shaking. These infections are common, especially in breeds with floppy ears like Basset Hounds and Cocker Spaniels. Around 20% of dogs experience some form of ear disease, affecting one or both ears. Fortunately, proper care and preventive measures can reduce the severity and frequency of infections.
German Shepherd Anxiety: Signs, Causes & How to Help
German Shepherds are one of the most loyal, intelligent, and capable dog breeds in the world. They bond deeply with their families, excel at learning, and thrive when given a job to do. But that same sensitivity and intelligence that makes them so exceptional can also make them prone to anxiety — and for many GSD owners, it’s one of the biggest challenges they face. (more…)
Is It Dangerous If My Dog Gulps Water Too Fast?
Why Your Dog Drinks Too Fast and How to Prevent It. When a dog drinks water too quickly, it may seem harmless, but it can lead to health issues like bloating, vomiting, or even a life-threatening condition called gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), commonly known as bloat. Understanding the reasons behind this behavior and learning how to manage it can help ensure your dog stays safe and healthy.
What Are The Most Common Pet Poisons Found At Home?
March is Pet Poison Prevention Month : Protecting Your Furry Friends. March is recognized as Pet Poison Prevention Month, a good time to raise awareness about the many hazards that can threaten our pets’ health. Accidental poisoning is one of the most common emergencies in veterinary clinics, and many of these incidents are preventable with proper education and precautionary measures. Understanding common household toxins, recognizing symptoms of poisoning, and taking preventive steps can help ensure the safety and well-being of our beloved animals.
