Life with Dogs - Training + Tips

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a dog sleeping in bed with the caption 45 % off pets sleep in their parents'beds
25 Cool Dog Facts | Petfinder
Move over, Rover! 45% of dog parents report that their dog sleeps in bed with them. We’re also guessing that 45% of dog parents report that their dog is a bed hog. Read more dog facts (and pet parenthood tips and tricks) on Petfinder.
a purple book cover with an image of a dog's head and the words stop barking
How to Stop a Dog From Barking | Petfinder
Did you know that dogs have different barks for different behaviors? Training your dog to stop “nuisance barking” starts with understanding what these different barks mean. Head to Petfinder.com to get the 411 on training your dog to stop problem barking.
a dog sitting on top of a suitcase with the words 10 tips for pet - safe travel
Travel Archives - Petfinder
Itching to get out of town? Why not bring your dog along on the adventure? Check out Petfinder’s tips to make travel with your pet fun, safe and memorable.
a brown dog standing in the snow with text overlay that reads, keep your pet active this winter
Cold Archives - Petfinder
It may be cold outside but that doesn’t mean your dog wants to stay indoors. Get inspired to stay active and warm with Petfinder’s cold weather guide. From indoor games to outdoor safety tips, Petfinder wants to make sure you’re ready to take on winter together.
there are more than a dozen muscles in each of your dog's ears
25 Cool Dog Facts | Petfinder
There are more than a dozen separate muscles that control a dog’s ear movements. No wonder their ears are so expressive! Get your fill of fun dog facts on Petfinder.com.
a black and white dalmatian dog with its tongue out looking at the camera
25 Cool Dog Facts | Petfinder
It’s a myth that dogs only see black & white. In fact, it’s believed they see primarily in blue, greenish-yellow & various shades of gray.
a dog sitting on the ground with its tongue out
25 Cool Dog Facts | Petfinder
When dogs get hot, they work hard to cool down. A panting dog can take 300-400 breaths (compared to their regular 30-40) with very little effort.
a black and white dog laying on top of a carpeted floor next to a pair of shoes
Schedules For Your Puppy
Chewing is a healthy, normal puppy behavior when it isn't destructive. Puppies chew to release energy and teethe. Correcting problem chewing often comes down to preventing unwanted chewing while encouraging your puppy to chew appropriate puppy toys.
a dog is playing with a frisbee in the dirt near trees and grass
Puppy Articles: Behavior, Health, Food & More | Purina
When you’re ready to welcome a puppy home, Puppy Chow has you covered with Puppyhood, a one-stop shop to raise your puppy right. Tour the neighborhood and get the 411 on the first year of life with your puppy.
a small dog laying under a blanket on top of a couch with the title in the puppyhood little teeth make big trouble
How to Stop Puppy Biting
Biting or nipping is normal behavior for your puppy, but it should be stopped as soon as possible. Train your little guy or girl that biting is bad by ignoring, going limp and saying “ouch” when they begin biting you.
a dalmatian dog standing on the side of a road
25 Cool Dog Facts | Petfinder
Fun dog fact: Dalmatian puppies are born completely white and develop spots as they get older.
a brown and white dog sitting on top of a bed next to a blue wall
It’s a fact of life: puppies bite. Prevent this normal behavior from turning into a full-grown problem by training your pup to play in a gentle way. Nip it in the bud by being consistent with praise and rewards.
a black and white dog wearing a blue bandana on top of a green bench
Can You Leave Your Dog In the Car? | Petfinder
Never leave your dog in a car - even if you crack or roll down the windows. Heat is deadly for dogs, and opening a window won’t change the temperature inside.
a black and white dog sitting on top of a grass covered field with the words border collie mixes love herding games
Dogs & Puppies | Petfinder
Border Collies are born herders who are happiest playing games that keep them in charge. If you’re looking for a way to keep your Collie or other herding dog entertained for hours, invest in a boomer ball.
a small brown dog sitting on top of a red leash
How to Teach Your Puppy to Play - Vetstreet
Play is essential for dogs’ mental and physical well-being, and is an important way for them to communicate with other animals and people. Games like tug, fetch and chase all speak to pups’ natural urges and stimulate their minds.