Ever stopped mid-pour and wondered, “Should you leave water out for your dog all day?” Been there. Right after a long scrubbing session to get rid of algae from the corner of a stainless steel bowl. Following that episode, I delved deeper into the issue and discovered that many dog owners are unsure whether unfettered…
No matter what bowl’s in the dog crate, some dogs can be downright dramatic. Some paw at the water like it’s a puzzle to solve, others splash around or even avoid the bowl entirely. It might sound like just a quirky habit, but these dog bowl behaviours can actually reveal what your dog really thinks…
Sick of walking into puddles?If your dog digs in the water bowl, it’s not purely to annoy you. It can be to get your attention, but often, it’s just a habit they need to be trained out of. Here’s why it happens, and what you can do to fix it. When your dog digs in…
Crates keep dogs contained but they don’t have to be a holding pen. For dogs that whine, bark, howl, pace, and even try to escape, what you need isn’t just a way to contain your dog, but a way to teach a dog to relax when you’re not around. That way, you can go about…
The best dog crates for anxiety depend on your pup’s quirks—a fortress for houdinis, not soft sides, and chewers can think wire crates help with teething. Finding the right dog crate can feel like picking out a new apartment—only your roommate chews shoes and thinks zoomies at 3 a.m. are reasonable. Whether you’ve got a…
Crate training is more than just discipline — it’s about giving your dog a safe place. Crates help dogs feel secure, like a den. This taps into their instincts. In the wild, dogs seek small, cozy spaces to rest. At home, a crate can provide that same comfort. Crate training is useful for house-training and…