Christmas is a time for all the friends, family, and pets to come together to spend time with one another and enjoy the festive period. Christmas can be a stressful time with lots going on, but have you thought about keeping your dog safe and happy this Christmas?
Tips for a Multi-Dog Household
What can be better than having a dog? For some people, the answer is simple. It’s having two dogs! Or three! Or four! While the idea of a house filled with dogs can sound like a dream come true, the practicalities are often far more complex than people realise. It can result in a house of chaos, not least because the dogs are all full of energy, but because YOU need to be too. Having multiple dogs can be very rewarding, but it can also be a little hectic. If that sounds like a bit much, take a look at our guide to keeping things calm in multi-dog household.
Why Your Dog Keeps Barking And How To Handle It
Our dogs are our loyal companions who offer us love, affection, and amusement. They provide us with endless entertainment, their tricks and hijinks are enough to put a smile on anybody’s face. However, if your dog keeps barking, you may find that your relationship with your pet becomes difficult to manage.
We all know that dogs bark; it’s how they communicate and express their feelings. However, when a dog is barking incessantly it can cause serious disruption to the lives of owners and neighbours. If your dog keeps barking and you feel powerless to make them stop, we’ve got a guide just for you. Check it out below.
Why Do Dogs Bark?
Before we get into the tips and techniques for managing a dog that keeps barking, it’s important to understand why dogs bark in the first place.
Dog Training Myths Debunked
Dog training is full of myths, from adages that we use in daily conversation to approaches to dog training that can be dangerous to your dog or yourself. There is a lot to unpack in dog training and many dog training myths to avoid. Take a look at the most common dog training myths we’ve seen and what our solutions are for how to deal with them.
Myth 1: You need to punish your dog to teach them how to behave