Cleanliness is one of life's priorities. Those who keep dogs or cats understand the problem of having a clean home. Due to their hairy legs and being active daily, their hair and footprints can be found almost everywhere in the house. There are a variety...
In the first part, we explained about washing the dog after the toilet. If you don't wash them after the toilet, faeces will remain on their skin and hair, causing itching and damage to their skin. They may also spread this dirt to other parts...
After teaching the dog to the toilet, we want to know how to clean the dog after it. Because as you understand, washing the dog after the bathroom is essential. As a dog owner, it’s up to you to pay attention to it and be...
In the first part, we talked about flea removal in dogs and at home. Fleas can't live on the human body, but can easily get inside the house and on the dog's body from outside and other animals. The first step is to prepare the...
Flea removal or spraying is a continuous stream designed to treat a single area of parasites. When you do this correctly, it will be an effective way to treat a flea infestation. Note that the chemicals used in flea repellents to kill fleas can be...
In the previous part, we explained the fantastic ways to keep dogs away from the furniture. In the first method, something is replaced. How to sleep, the dog's size, sleeping in a quiet or crowded place, choosing an utterly separate chair, using a treat or...
If you are tired of your dog jumping on furniture all the time, it’s time to train your dog to stay away from them. You can start by buying a comfortable mattress or placing some furniture for your dog. It’s better to protect your furniture...
In the first and second parts, we explained the different methods of detecting fear in dogs. We said that you could identify your dog's fear by his body language, such as the whites of the eyes, eye contact with humans, mouth position, short and quick...
In the first part, we explained fear in dogs. Dogs' body language can express their fears. Notice the whites of the eyes, the dog's tendency to make eye contact, the position of the mouth, the short and fast breathing, or the change in ear posture....
Most dogs experience fear, and in most cases, it isn’t possible to pinpoint the exact reason for their anxiety. Fortunately, we can easily recognise their fear by paying close attention to their behaviours and body language. You can also help your dog overcome fear and...