If you’re among the millions of Americans who own a dog, you may find it challenging to spend enough time with your furry best friend.
Despite our best efforts, our dogs can sense when they’re getting only the leftovers of our attention.
As a veterinarian, I am well-versed in dog behavior and understand how dogs use body language, actions and noises to tell us what they want and need from us
Chances are, you’ve been here before: After a long day at work, you’ve come home to find chewed furniture and doors that have been scratched during an attempted escape.
When I was growing up, our dog would sometimes poop in the corner of the room when we left home in the evening for a family outing.
Barking is normal dog behavior and has several purposes, including expressing fear and asking for something
Dogs have been hanging around humans for thousands of years, so they have a keen sense of what to do to get our undivided attention.