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Thunderstorm Terror and Helping Your Dog Cope Brought to you by the AKC GoodDog! Helpline – the AKC’s 7-day-a-week training support service By: Hilarie Erb April showers might come with thunder, and while most dogs aren’t fazed by it, some are very afraid. Why? Nobody knows for sure, but dogs’ senses are very sharp; they may pick up on barometric pressure changes, which may predict thunder. Static electricity buildup due to a storm may [...]
Does your dog’s relentless tugging make it impossible to enjoy a walk? Poor leash manners are one of the most common issues that AKC GoodDog Helpline trainers are asked about. But don’t despair; there are ways you can make it better.
A good relationship with your puppy doesn’t just happen overnight, but it’s easy to build one with simple cues and positive reinforcement training!
Unless you live in a year-round mild climate, you and your dog can get stir-crazy during cold, snowy, or wet winter weather conditions. That's why we've compiled a list of winter activities you can do with your best friend!
Start the new year off with a celebration and some resolutions that will make the party — and the coming year — safe for your dog!
A dog door can be a big convenience, and most dogs learn to use one quickly. But don’t expect it to mean you’ll never need to get up to let the dog out again!
There are a myriad of collars, harnesses, and leashes that promise to make walking the dog a walk in the park. Here is a look at how some popular styles might work for you.
Summer is here, and it’s time to head for the lake, the beach, or the pool! There are so many ways to enjoy being in or on the water, and of course, this is the best time of year for them.
There's no better hiking companion than your canine best friend, and outdoors is practically every dog’s favorite place to be. But you need to take precautions to keep your dog safe and happy while enjoying the trails!
You may not believe it, but it is possible to have both a nice yard and a dog. A few compromises may be necessary, but with planning, good fencing, and the right plants, your yard can be a wonderful outdoor space for everyone, including your best friend!
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