Inappropriate Behavior
Desensitization and Counterconditioning: Helping Your Dog with Fears
Dogs that are afraid of things may benefit from desensitization and counterconditioning.Read more: Desensitization and Counterconditioning: Helping Your Dog with Fears
Causes of House Soiling in Dogs
Learn why dogs urinate or defecate inappropriately in the house and what to do about it.How to Train Your Dog to Stay off the Furniture
Learn ways to train your dog to stay off the furniture.Should Your Dog Be Allowed on the Furniture?
Find out about dogs that get on furniture and when it's a bad idea.Why Doesn't My Dog Behave at the Vet?
Find out about inappropriate dog behavior at the vet and how to fix it.What to Do About Food Guarding in Dogs
Learn about resource guarding, especially food guarding, in dogs.Why Does My Dog Sometimes Dig at the Carpet
Learn why dogs dig at the rug and how to stop it.Why Does Your Dog Ignore You When You Call?
Find out why your dog doesn't come when you call him.Can Stress Affect Your Dog's Health?
Learn about how stress can negatively affect your dog's health and what you can do to help.Signs of Anxiety in Dogs
Learn how to identify signs of anxiety in your dog so you can help relieve it.6 Bad Behaviors in Dogs That We Help Create
Learn 6 ways that people routinely train their dogs to do inappropriate behaviors and how to avoid these pitfalls.How to Prevent Separation Anxiety in Your New Dog
Follow this step-by-step article to avoid triggering separation anxiety in your new puppy or dog.Read more: How to Prevent Separation Anxiety in Your New Dog
How to Stop a Dog from Digging
Why do dogs dig holes? How can you keep your dog from digging holes in your yard? Find out the causes and treatments of hole-digging in dogs.How to Stop Your Dog from Jumping on People
Why does my dog jump on me? Find out why your dog greets you so exuberantly and how teaching your dog to sit can stop unwanted jumping behavior.How to Cope with Canine Anxiety and Fear by Using Adaptil(TM) (Formerly called D.A.P)
How dog appeasing pheromones may help ease stress and anxiety in your dog.Read more: How to Cope with Canine Anxiety and Fear by Using Adaptil(TM) (Formerly called D.A.P)
Hoarding Behavior in Dogs
Does your dog tend to collect things? Ever find a pile of dog toys hidden away somewhere for safe keeping? Lean about this behavior in this article on dog hoarding.Dog Nipping
Tips on how to get puppies and dogs to stop nipping and play biting.Separation Anxiety in Dogs
Separation anxiety is a common behavior issue in dogs. Learn how separation anxiety develops and how to correct this behavior in your dog.Destructive Chewing In Dogs
Information on dog chewing and how to correct this behavior when the chewing becomes destructive.Why Do Dogs Eat Poop?: Coprophagia in Dogs
Why do dogs eat poop? People find it disgusting, but do dogs have a good reason for this behavior?Submissive Urination in Dogs
Submissive urination is a very common social behavior of dogs. Learn the triggers and steps you can take to prevent this behavior.Dog Begging Behavior
Begging is an easy habit for dogs to learn and a hard one to break. At some point your dog discovered that begging works. Read this article to learn more about managing this annoying habit.Crotch Sniffing
Your dog’s enthusiasm for sniffing crotches can be both irritating and embarrassing but like barking and wagging his tail, sniffing is one of the most common natural behaviors for dogs.Why Do Dogs Chase Their Tails?
Occasional tail-chasing in a rambunctious young puppy is usually nothing to worry about, but this same behavior in older dogs (or done excessively) means it's time to call the vet, determine the underlying physical or psychological causes, and implement appropriate solutions.Disclaimer: This website is not intended to replace professional consultation, diagnosis, or treatment by a licensed veterinarian. If you require any veterinary related advice, contact your veterinarian promptly. Information at DogHealth.com is exclusively of a general reference nature. Do not disregard veterinary advice or delay treatment as a result of accessing information at this site. Just Answer is an external service not affiliated with DogHealth.com.
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