A Dog’s Digestive System: How It Works Have you ever wondered how exactly your dog’s digestive system works? You see the two ends of it all the time—you have to feed your dog to get the system going and you (or someone else) have to pick up the poop that results from the digestive process. …
What Can Dog Poop Tell You About Dog Health? A dog’s poop can tell you a lot about their health. The size, color, consistency, and shape of a dog’s poop are all indicators of your pet’s internal health and wellbeing. If you’re noticing some unusual colors, shapes, consistencies, or sizes on a regular basis, there …
Tips for Training Your Dog As soon as you get a new dog, it’s critical that you start training them in essential skills like walking on a leash, using the yard (or another area that you have set up) to poop and urinate, and treating people with respect. However, while crucial, training a dog is …
How to Calm Your Dog Down Is your dog prone to anxiety or hyperactivity? Do you find that it’s a challenge to keep your dog calm throughout the day or when they are interacting with other dogs and people? It’s common for dogs to be anxious and hyperactive for a variety of reasons, but it …
Why is Dog Poop Runny and How Do I Fix It? Are you dealing with a lot of runny poop in your yard? It’s not uncommon for dogs to start passing runny poop, especially if they’re dealing with a new or low-quality diet or some other intestinal distress. But how do you know what’s causing …
Common Dog Poop Scooping Tools and How to Use Them What makes a good dog poop scooping tool? It’s a great question, if not one we think about often. But no matter where you live, if you have a dog in your life, you’ll at some point need to purchase a great dog poop scooping …
Common Dog Poop Problems Dog poop problems may not be fun to think about, but they are some of the best indicators of your dog’s health. Whether or not you spend a lot of time in the yard scooping your dog’s poop, you should be aware of how often your dog is pooping and what …
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