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Highlights: Dogs sometimes speed around the house or yard for no apparent reason, a behavior known as “zooming.” Zoomies happen for multiple reasons, including pent-up energy. In addition to playtime

 Highlights: Potty training your dog can take a few weeks to a solid year depending on your dog’s breed and age. Patience and positive reinforcement are valuable tools during the

Highlights: Dogs occasionally eat grass for various reasons. When a dog eats grass it usually indicates an issue that needs to be resolved.  Dogs may eat grass routinely or just

Highlights: Dogs love toys, but squeaky toys often top the list of their favorites.  Squeaky toys satisfy some of a dog’s primal urges, making them a go-to solution for getting

Highlights: Blueberries are generally considered safe for dogs and can be used as treats for your pup. It’s important to make sure you aren’t giving your dog too many blueberries

Highlights: Dogs have dietary needs that are similar to our own, including macronutrients and micronutrients. Ensuring your dog’s diet is balanced can help improve their health and even support their

Highlights: Fish oil supplements are a source of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids which may have benefits for your dog’s health.  Protecting your dog’s health can support their longevity. Choosing

 Highlights: Pumpkin is generally considered safe for dogs to eat in moderation. Giving a dog too much pumpkin can lead to gastrointestinal upset. The best way to let your dog

Highlights: Dogs may hide treats due to boredom, from being overfed, or as a sign of stress. Deterring your dog from hiding treats can be accomplished with a few proactive