The Biomechanics of Tug Part 1: Toy Selection
Playing tug with dogs is fun; handlers use this game for many reasons, including building drive, exercising and …
Is My Dog In Pain? What to look for and what to do
Pain: an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, as described by …
Carpal Hyperextension in Dogs. What it is and how to spot it
If your dog’s front legs appear flat-footed, as if the paws are longer than they should be, or are dropped …
Summer Exercise For Dogs
Summer is in the air; the days are getting longer and warmer, which is ideal weather for spending more time outdoors …
Why Dogs Bark and Problematic Excessive Barking
Barking is to dogs what speech is to humans—a natural means of communication. However, if the dog barks excessively at …
How to Cut & Trim Dog Nails at Home Safely
When you hear your dog’s nails clicking on the floor, you know it’s time for a pedicure. Nail trimming is …
Webinar: Thermal Imaging in Canine Sports - Improving Welfare
Thermal imaging is a powerful tool that can be used to promote welfare and improve the competitiveness of dogs …
Canine Arousal: Optimal Training Zone vs Over Arousal
Sometimes, environmental influences can be too stimulating for our dogs, resulting in their arousal rising beyond the …
What Is Chicken Meal in Dog Food?
People often find themselves puzzled when reading pet food nutrition labels; some ingredients in commercial pet foods, …
Design and Fit of Harnesses for Dogs
Choosing a harness that fits your dog, is functional, and is safe, can be tricky. This article will guide you through …
Fitness for Older Dogs
It’s never too late to think about fitness for older dogs. Canine Fitness stimulates both the functioning of the …
