Ava Channing 
Dogs can get angry. Especially when you have company over for dinner and they decide to lie down and lick their crotch. As your company looks the other way, you will not be able to think why your dog is doing this and if it is good. Crotch crotch is a perfectly normal dog behavior … Read more
More than 80% of dog owners drive their dogs without restraints in their cars, according to industry research. Driving loose dogs may soon be illegal in your state, as many states have passed legislation. Many responsible parents will not drive if their child is strapped in a seat belt or car seat. Wouldn’t it make … Read more
Tickle Me Please! Have you ever seen a dog approach you, simply lie down, and then expose his belly? That means something, right? He desires a belly rub. You’ve undoubtedly already seen that he makes an attempt to kick his legs into the air. He sometimes even makes a gentle attempt to kick your hands, … Read more
If You Own A Dog, Read This It’s crucial to understand intervertebral disc disease if you own a dog (IVDD). Many dog owners discover heir dog is susceptible to or impacted by IVDD when it’s too late. Do not confuse IVDD with Degenerative Myelopathy (DM), another incapacitating back condition. What Is IVDD? The breakdown (degeneration) of one … Read more
We couldn’t stop laughing after watching a video on TikTok of a cat caught in its owner’s unique drunken behavior. Apparently kitty didn’t realize she had evidence on her side after she left the crime scene. But his mother could gather the evidence easily. See what happened when he met the suspect. Little Trip actually … Read more
How to Stop Your Dog from Digging Under the Fence If your dog is like mine, they are true Houdinis when it comes to escaping your planet. I have a dog who is a great escape artist. He loves to crawl under the fence, jump over the fence, or just push the wall, it drives … Read more
Dogs show love to humans in other ways than hugs and smiles. Dogs can show you love by leaning on you, bringing you toys, or carrying your belongings. Dogs express their feelings in a variety of ways, from the subtle to the obvious, so it can be difficult to tell which is a good word … Read more
Words may be important for communication between humans, but dogs communicate their emotions through body language and sounds. While it may seem that your dog understands your words, especially if you’ve put in the effort to train them on simple commands such as sit, heel, and stay, you also need to work to understand and … Read more