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Specific Prebiotic May Help Behavior Problems Pilot Study Indicates

March 30, 2022

Emerging research has been showing the connection between gut microflora and health. While the balance and kind of bacteria is different between people and dogs, recently a study indicated that supplementing with a particular strain of prebiotic may actually help dogs with behavior issues such as aggression, separation anxiety and do on. Serotonin has been…

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Using a Dog Treadmill

There are many reasons to use a dog treadmill: poor mobility in dog owners, physical rehabilitation for dogs, humidity and heat, cold, ice and painful salt on sidewalks.…

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The difference between the interest in shock collars vs dog aggression and muzzles by country

We thought it might be interesting to look at Google Trends for the search data of the term “shock collar” vs “dog aggression” and “dog muzzle” by different…

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Does bacteria play a role in dog aggression?

Gut Flora and its role in health and disease One of the most interesting trends in research today is how bacteria influences human health. But the role that bacteria plays in keeping us healthy and protecting us from disease is vast and complex. When the balance of this bacteria world in our gut gets upset, it may play an important role in disease…

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Are Dogs More Judgemental Than We Think?

Research suggests that dogs are capable of making judgements based on our behavior. Is this something we can adapt for our shy, reactive or aggressive dogs or do they even have the same ability? Dogs Judge Unhelpful People It’s more likely that dogs aren’t capable of magic, but may be more in tune with behaviour than we are. But research suggests it…

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Why Dog Bites Happen More Often During Holidays [Infographic]

Dog bites are a very common occurrence during the holidays. One key reason is that everyone—including your dog—is stressed.  Here are just some of the things you want to consider for the holidays. Stress is a precursor to aggression We all experience stress from time to time. A certain amount of stress (called Eustress) is actually good for us. Eustress is experienced…

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