Looking for Signs of Potential Aggression in a Dog’s Eyes
When you’re interacting with another person, their eyes can tell you a lot about how they feel and what they’re thinking. You might be able to tell that a person feels nervous, uncomfortable, happy, or relaxed just by looking at their eyes. The same can be said of dogs. Since dogs don’t verbally communicate with
Beyond Bites: Other Common Dog-Related Injuries
People love their pets which can make it hard for them to accept that those pets can potentially injure other people. But accepting this fact is an important step in pet ownership because responsible pet owners will try to do everything possible to prevent those injuries from ever happening. If you mention dog-related injuries, the
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Tips for Introducing a New Dog to Your Household
Can a Dog Trainer Help Prevent Dog Bites?
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5 Dangers of Flexi-Leashes and Retractable Dog Leashes
When you own a dog, a good leash is essential. In the state of Michigan, there is a statewide leash law which states that, with few exceptions, it is unlawful for a dog’s owner to allow a dog off their property unless it is properly leashed. Some cities have additional leash ordinances which can apply
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Dog Bite Prevention & The Importance of Training
Sometimes, it’s not always easy to set limits and boundaries and actually enforce them. This is particularly true when you’re dealing with someone you love very much, like the family dog. When you bring a new dog into your home, particularly a puppy, it’s only natural that you would want to see them happy and
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How to Train a Deaf Dog Not to Bite
There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about dogs out there, particularly when it comes to deaf dogs. Some people think deaf dogs are more aggressive because they’re more anxious and easier to startle and that they’re harder to train. But none of this is necessarily true. The simple fact of the matter is
Aggression Coding Terms to Watch for When Adopting a Dog
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Tips for Socializing a New Dog to Prevent Dog Bites
When it comes to preventing dog bites, dog owners have the most power to put a stop to attacks before they happen. Owners understand their dogs best and over time, should know which kinds of situations are stressful for them, know when to remove them for a situation, and know what other measures should be
Why Dog Bites Increased During COVID-19
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