While we know a dog’s touch is undoubtedly reassuring, this begs the question: can they feel sad, and is it possible for your fur baby to cry real, emotional tears? Dogs are expressive creatures, and while wagging their tails display their excitement, how can paw-parents tell if your dogs are depressed?

Pet owners used to have the notion that training is a “luxury,” like pain management and therapy since animals seem to get by just fine without these. Today, though, more owners are recognizing the need to provide improvements to pets’ lives.

When on holiday, no pet parent enjoys leaving their beloved four-legged friend behind. In place of a pet-sitter, some will opt to check their pet into a kennel. However, nothing stresses a dog more than persistent barking—keeping in mind that their hearing is vastly more sensitive than ours! Yet, not every kennel is a nightmarish echo chamber.

Thankfully, it’s possible to help dogs overcome their fear of riding in cars. With lots of patience and a few key techniques, your dog will feel more comfortable in your vehicle. This will make it much easier to bring it along with you everywhere you go!

A daily walk is one of the best ways to support your furry friend’s wellbeing. Walks are crucial for their optimal physical, mental, and psychological development. It helps them strengthen their muscles, stimulate their senses, work their social skills, and improve their motor functions.