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Get your mind out of the gutter, we are talking about pure, innocent, can-do-no-wrong dogs here! Seriously, mounting--another name for humping used in polite society--can be a serious behavioral problem. Dogs hump other dogs, inanimate objects (pillows, teddy bears, blow-up dolls) and human legs. The good news is your pup probably isn't an exhibitionist or sexual deviant. Further, this embarrassing behavior is most likely a passing phase and with a little training will cease

Introducing your dog to another pup who will be spending time in your best friend's territory (your home) can go terribly wrong if not done properly. This is my super easy three-step approach to a proper introduction to ensure a long lasting friendship. (1)I always think the best way to find your pup's new playmate (and pup swapping partner) is in a place with a few dogs, off leash and in an inclosed larger area, like a dog park, a pup social or at a Pup Mixer hosted by Pup S

I have been an in-home dog sitter for five years and until the 2017/2018 canine influenza season I had never been asked by one of my pup parents about the dog flu; its prevalence, seriousness, or how contagious it is. So, I did a bit of research and this is what I found. (1) THE VIRUSThe virus that causes dog flu, Influenza Type A (H3N8), was first identified in Florida in 2004 and was related to the equine virus that was circulating among American horses...interesting! Anoth

Until two pups meet and spend time together, who are we as mere humans to say who will have chemistry or who will not. However, when you are looking to find your pup's new best friend, you might consider the following: Size!In general, dogs of similar size and weight might be a better match for a couple of reasons. First, you won't have the Napoleon Complex (I'm smaller therefore I will overpower you with my aggressiveness, attitude and fierce growles) or the 'I'm going to ge

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Let's face it, we all want that big backyard where the grill is lit, kids are playing and dogs frolicking. However, we can't always have that, so a densely populated low square footage apartment may be what we get. And who needs all that space anyway. However, when you consider getting a pup living in 1k sqft. (or less) apartment with or without a balcony, you might consider certain canine breeds that will do better in the limited in-door and outdoor space. I think you should