The Pupford Blog: Dog Training & Care
10 Signs a Dog Is In Pain + How to Help a Dog in Pain | Pupford
Your dog is more than just a pet—they trust you with their life. However, dogs have a natural instinct to hide their pain, dating back to their ancestral hunter-predator days....
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Dog Scared of the Vacuum? How to Get Them Used to It | Pupford
‘Tis the season for shedding! We think most dog parents can agree that one of the most needed cleaning tasks in their household is vacuuming, especially if your dog is...
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The 10 Most Common Misconceptions About Dog Separation Anxiety | Pupford
Separation anxiety in dogs is incredibly complex – there are a wide range of causes, signs, and ways to deal with it. There’s no one size fits all explanation or...
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Canine Ladder of Aggression or Communication: Chart + Guide | Pupford
Are you familiar with the subtle signals that dogs exhibit when they experience stress? It's crucial to recognize and understand these signals, as failing to provide assistance to your doggo...
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Relaxation Protocol for Dogs: How to Help a Reactive Dog | Pupford
Before we dive into the relaxation protocol for dogs, a quick question. Do any of the following remind you of your dog? 👇 Gets spooked by almost anything So. Much....
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Puppy Fear Periods: When, How Long & 7 Tips for Success | Pupford
One minute your puppy is playful, happy, and outgoing. Seemingly the next, they are scared of new people, hesitant of different environments, and jumpy when they hear sudden noises. Enter...
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Do Dogs Have Dreams & Nightmares? + What Dogs Dream About | Pupford
After a long day of playing, sniffing, adventuring, and (hopefully) learning new skills, your dog probably looks a lot like the one in that picture above right? And at some...
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Appeasement Behavior in Dogs + What These Signals Mean | Pupford
For creatures who don’t speak our language, dogs are really great at communicating with us. The challenge comes in knowing what to look for when our dogs are trying to...
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Contrafreeloading: Why Dogs Often Prefer to Work for Food | Pupford
Most dog parents are very well aware that their dogs are highly food motivated. In fact, a good amount would probably say their dog goes out of their way to...
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Benefits of Proper Nutrition for Dogs: How a Dog's Diet Affects Their Mood and Behavior | Pupford
Good nutrition is essential for your canine companion to reach their full potential and enjoy a lifetime of physical and mental activities. By providing your dog with a balanced, biologically...
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Do Dogs Like Being Pet? + Where to Pet a Dog & Give Scratches | Pupford
Every dog is different. Mine loves anything somewhat edible and all toys that squeak. My neighbor's dog loves belly rubs and a frisbee. So answering the question 'do dogs like...
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3 Reasons to Talk to Your Dog & How to Talk to Your Dog | Pupford
Dogs are more than just pets; they are loyal companions that share our lives and our homes. Many people consider their dogs to be part of their family, and just...
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