Behavior

Aggression and Dominance in Dogs

Aggression and Dominance in Dogs

  • by John Gardiner
Aggression is often misunderstood to be based in dominance. There are many reasons that dogs can react aggressively, often based in fear or anxiety.
Barking dog

Barking

  • by Claire Youngerman
Barking is a normal behavior for dogs but can become a serious problem for owners.
Angry dog

Canine Threshold Thermometer

  • by John Gardiner
Dogs can have different behavior levels, from relaxed to aggressive. This UC Davis guide will help you understand your dog's level.
cat in kennel

Choosing A Boarding Facility For Your Cat

  • by Amy Young
Boarding can be stressful for you and your pet. This handout will help you address some of the common questions and concerns about choosing a boarding facility.
Dog in doghouse

Choosing A Boarding Facility For Your Dog

  • by Claire Youngerman
Boarding can be stressful for you and your pet. This guide will help address some common questions and concerns that arise when choosing a boarding facility.
puppy

Crate Training Your Puppy

  • by Claire Youngerman
Crate training takes time and effort, but it can be a positive experience for both you and your dog.
dog covered in dirt

Digging in Dogs

  • by Claire Youngerman
Digging is a very common canine behavior. A dog may dig for a variety of reasons, ranging from natural tendencies and instincts to underlying behavioral issues.
black lab

Fear in Dogs

  • by Claire Youngerman
Fear in a dog may present in several ways. Signs may include tucking its tail between its legs, lowering its head, shaking, rolling over, or urinating.
tan and white dog

Fear of Fireworks

  • by Claire Youngerman
Fear of fireworks is common in pets. Here are some techniques to use to help reduce fear in dogs.
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