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How can owners encourage a well-mannered pet while still allowing their dogs to be dogs? The answer lies with the Premack Principle.

It doesn’t matter if your puppy was blessed with long, floppy ears or the short and pointy variety—ear hygiene should be a part of any dog’s grooming regimen.

It is recommended that you trim your puppy’s nails every three to four weeks.

So many puppies are brought to animal shelters each year before they even reach one year of age due to “problem behaviors.” Thankfully, there are steps that breeders and new owners can take to reduce the chances of a puppy being brought to a shelter. Breeders have a lot of control over a puppy’s potential and whether or not they reach it. Setting a strong training foundation can make a world of difference! By teaching your puppies seven basic tasks, their chances of becoming well-rounded, lifelong companions greatly increase. And new owners can build from that foundation! Read on for more information that could help a lot of puppies have a happier, healthier life.

Dogs that don’t get the right amount of rest each day may not function at their best, and their immune systems may become compromised. Similarly, if dogs are sleeping too much, it can be a symptom of larger health problems.