Crate training a rescue dog can be just as challenging as training a puppy. Many rescues carry emotional scars that make learning new routines harder—but with patience and care, they can still become ...

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Over the past year, being able to spend more time with our dogs has been a source of comfort and solace for many. But as some Americans prepare to head back to in-person work, the idea of leaving ...

You have friends coming over. Your dog jumps on everyone. You’ve been meaning to do training with your dog, but life happens. You’re tired. You don’t want to train; you just want to relax with your ...

What’s the best way to crate train a dog with separation anxiety? Crate training can be a useful tool for many dog owners. Some may want their dog in a crate when they’re sleeping or when they leave ...

Training your dog to be comfortable inside a crate has all kinds of benefits. Crating a puppy or adolescent dog provides a level of behavior management that a simple baby gate can't. Because dogs ...

Q: I have a friend/neighbor that has a beautiful little dog. The poor thing is crated almost 24/7. Makes no sense to me. She walks it outside some, then brings him in and back to the (small) crate. It ...

What looks like calm behavior may actually be stress in disguise—and spotting the signs early can protect your dog’s emotional health.