
No longer associate feeding time with growling time.
Dog barking? Cat scratching? Our experts have tips to help all sorts of behavior and aggression issues so your pet can earn that “good boy!” (or girl).
No longer associate feeding time with growling time.
You don’t have to suffer at the paws of your cat.
Why adopting two kittens may be easier (and better for them) than adopting one.
Sudden scratching? Finicky food eater? Loose poop? Whatever pet health question is on your mind, our veterinary pros are here to help.
Not all fearful dogs have been mistreated.
Dogs and cats can’t read self-help books, so a veterinary behaviorist explains how your pet may benefit from being in treatment.
When your dog growls, they’re expressing their emotions. A study found that you’ll likely be able to understand what they’re feeling.
Between actual cats, people.
Dog behaviorist Karen B. London’s 7 tips to help get your parked pet moving.
The Wildest Collective dog trainer Robert Haussmann’s pro tips for getting a hyped-up dog to chill out.
Try these free training programs from our friends at Dogo to help with new dog life and basic obedience.
Start TrainingDog trainer Robert Haussmann’s pro tips for walking a pup that wants to chase everything that moves.
Most dogs love walking, but some love chaos a little bit more.
Turns out, the teenage years aren’t just tough for humans — they can be rough on dogs, too.
Your brand new iPhone, antique figurine, full glass of water — they will swat it off the table. A cat behaviorist explains why.
Don’t live in fear of your feline overlord. A veterinarian explains why cats bite (and what you can do to avoid their wrath).
Six animal behaviorists and I share our pro tips for boosting the confidence of a fearful dog.