Behavior

Head Halters for Dogs

Many tools are available that help to teach your dog to properly walk on a leash. The head halter is a great training tool because of how it works.

House-Training your Puppy

It's fun to have a puppy in your house, but it's also challenging, especially when it comes time for housetraining.

Inappropriate Mounting

Inappropriate mounting (also referred to as "humping") is a common problem owners encounter with their dogs. There can be different causes for this behavior.

Inappropriate Scratching in Cats

Scratching is a normal behavior that cats use to mark their territory. Scent glands in their paws leave olfactory clues to alert other cats to their presence.

Kitten Play: Managing Rough Play

Playing can be a fun way for you and your kitten to bond. However, excessive rough play should be brought to the attention of your veterinarian.

Kitten Play: Rough Isn't Right

An addition to the family can be an exciting time. It is important to teach your kitten how to play and interact with you and other members of your household.

Loose Leash Walking

A dog may pull on the leash for many reasons; the most common is lack of proper training. Some dogs may need to see a veterinary behaviorist for assessment.

Nipping in Puppies

Nipping may seem cute when your puppy is little, but it can progress to unsafe and even destructive behavior. Fortunately, it is easy to remedy.

Puppy Socialization

Puppy socialization conditions your dog to accept activities of everyday life. This learning will make your dog more self-confident, secure, and predictable.

Recall Training in Dogs

Recall training is vital to keep your dog safe and under control in off-leash situations. It provides extra safety if your dog escapes your immediate control.