Dogs, just like humans, can experience anxiety and panic attacks. These episodes can be quite distressing for both the dog and its owner. Understanding the signs of a dog anxiety attack and learning how to manage it are essential steps in ensuring your furry friend's well-being. In this blog post, we will explore what an anxiety attack looks like in a dog, how to respond when your dog has an anxiety attack, and the possible causes of sudden anxiety in dogs. We will also address the question, "Why is my dog acting weird and scared all of a sudden?" So, let's get started!

Have you ever asked yourself why your beloved dog is constantly shaking? While it may seem harmless, when the behavior becomes excessive, you need to address it. Some pups quiver due to emotions, such as extreme excitement or fear, but other times, dogs tremble when they’re in pain. Learn about the most common reasons your dog shakes, plus tips on alleviating the issue.

Owning a dog is a ton of fun—that’s the whole point of pet ownership! One of the only downsides to getting a dog is that it becomes more challenging to keep your home clean. After all, dogs aren’t very concerned about whether they leave hair on your sofa. Thankfully, there are ways dog owners can keep their homes clean. In this post, we’ll share four such tips.

Owning pets involves a lot of different responsibilities, but not all of them are troublesome. If you enjoy working with your hands, the need to provide your dogs with shelter can be a positive pleasure. Building your own doghouse is a great do-it-yourself project that doesn't require a lot of complex tools. You need to make smart choices when you're picking out your materials, though.

If you're a dog owner, you may have experienced the frustration and pain of a biting dog. While biting is a common behavior in dogs, it can be dangerous if not addressed promptly. Luckily, there are pressure points on a dog's body that can be used to stop biting and calm a dog down. In this article, we'll explore the dog pressure points to stop biting and answer some common questions about dog behavior.

Your adult dog is no longer a puppy, but it might seem a little skittish around other dogs or people. If you think your dog could have benefitted from being more social when they were younger, it’s not too late to help them. Here are five ways that you can socialize your adult dog.