Social aggression usually develops in dogs between one to three years of age. It’s important to realize that the complexities involved in social aggression are poorly understood and hotly debated by behavior experts. It is an unfortunate reality that some dogs can become aggressive as they age. While most canine companions are friendly and loving, … Read more
Service dogs are special pets that aid people with disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) states that service dogs assist their owners in carrying out tasks that are specifically related to their disability. This is what sets service dogs apart from working dogs, psychiatric service dogs, and emotional support dogs. Any breed or size … Read more
Puppies should be at least 10-12 weeks old before they’re ready to start socializing and going outside in public places. This allows them time to get all of their vaccinations and build up their immune system so that they’re not as susceptible to illness from another animal or person. Our goal is to use our … Read more
A dog person is tough-minded With their ability to focus more on situations instead of emotions, a dog person tends to possess tough-mindedness. A cat person is open to new experiences Due to their curious nature, cat people tend to be more adventurous and courageous. Have you ever wished you could see inside the mind … Read more
White Knuckle bones offer pups much needed mental stimulation, support muscle development, and promote strong dental health by massaging the gums and removing plaque and tartar buildup. When considering the health of your pet, it is important to consider their nutrition in order to ensure they are getting the best possible care. One question that … Read more
According to the American Kennel Club, puppies younger than 10 weeks cannot be left alone for more than an hour. From 3-6 months, they should not be left longer than their age in months (for example, 3-month-old puppies cannot be alone for longer than 3 hours). Taking care of a puppy while working full-time is … Read more
RESPONSE: You’ll likely get a very positive response when using treats to reward your pet for their good behavior or as an enticement to follow commands during obedience training. Especially when used for puppies during these important formative years, this may be one of the few ways to get and keep their attention. Positive reinforcement … Read more
Nutritionally-sound vegan diets are the healthiest and least hazardous choices for owners to feed their pet dogs, according to the authors of a new research study. An extensive investigation into the effects of various canine nutrition strategies was funded by ProVeg International. According to research, vegan diets are the healthiest choice and subject dogs to … Read more
Dr. Burch advises that pet owners use all scented products in moderation and with caution, and that all scented candles or diffusers be out of reach of your pet so they don’t attempt to take a bite. However, if you have a pet dog, there are times when you might not want to hold onto … Read more
Whimzees are not only safe for dogs but also offer a fun and effective way to care for a dog’s oral health needs. So, if you choose to let your dog sample some Whimzees chews, rest easy that he will enjoy the treats without any problem. At Vanillapup, we encourage dog owners to read ingredient … Read more