Dog Anxiety Tips

Everyone knows that dogs are a man's best friend, so we want to make sure we're being good friends (and owners) to them as well. This entails givin...

Dog owners and dogs alike feel a sense of dread when it comes time to visit the veterinarian. Most dog owners are familiar with having to (sometim...

Everyone is familiar with how anxiety feels. From studying for a math test in school to those pre-game jitters before a competition, or the nerves...

Anxiety is a common issue in dogs that can be caused by numerous factors, including genetics, past experiences, and changes in the environment. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution for treating anxiety, there are some general things you can do to help your furry friend feel more relaxed and comfortable. Check out this article to find ways to help a dog with anxiety.

Dogs look to us for direction and for a sign that this world is safe. Through patience, trust and guidance we can show an older dog that they don’t need to be so afraid after all.

Since dogs have heightened senses it’s important to realize that even though to us it’s not a big deal it is super duper scary for them, so patience is key when working with a dog with a fear of loud noises.

Dogs and shoes - the timeless duo. As long as people have had a dog best friend, they’ve also had torn-up shoes. But what is so alluring about shoes for your dog? Why do dogs seem to destroy shoes time and time again? Well, the answer is actually quite straightforward.

If there’s one thing many people can count on when summertime comes around, it’s fun. Whether it be festivities, fireworks, music, and games, there are seemingly endless sources of fun during the summer. However, though these might be fun activities for us, they could be the exact opposite for your dog.

So, whether you decide to celebrate at home or outdoors with others, take a moment to think about your dog. While this is a fun day for us, it can be incredibly hard on our pets. But with a little planning, everyone can have a good time – puppies included!

Summer time means vacation time and fun. But, before you grab your fur baby and head for a road trip adventure, make sure you prepare with these ten tips!

 

Of course, all these anxiety-inducing stimuli can occur in the summer. July and August are primetime for fireworks and thunderstorms. Not to mention, there will be lots of large crowds and odd sights and smells. It can all amount to heightened anxiety levels for your poor pup…

Luckily, Brave Paws is here to help!

Some dogs seem to chew on anything in their way or in sight if they happen to be bored, excited, or even hungry.