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(1) Yelling at him...not nice! Try using body language, simple commands and a deeper stern voice works much better! (2) Prolonged eye contact. I did not know this but apparently dogs see this 'gazing in ones eyes' gesture as unnerving, uncomfortable and domineering. (3) Hugging. Dogs are hardwired to see the act of hugging as a way of exerting one’s dominance. Some dogs may try and tolerate it, but you should probably find another way to show your pooch just how much you love

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Where will your doggy be when you are getting sand between your toes? Here are a few options you might consider... Friends or Family. The great thing about leaving your pup with a good friend or family member is first, your doggies is probably familiar with them. And second, you can probably get away with a no-fee for stay for your best friend, but be sure to bring back a thank you gift from your vacation :). Doggie Boarding Facility. Boarding facilities are typically well eq

Analyzing the DNA of 85 dog breeds, scientists found that genetic similarities clustered them into four broad categories. The groupings reveal how breeders have recombined ancestral stock to create new breeds; a few still carry many wolflike genes. Researchers named the groups for a distinguishing trait in the breeds dominating the clusters, though not every dog necessarily shows that trait. National Geographic #research #stuff

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