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Category: Behaviors and Training
Please Don’t Walk Your Cat on a Leash!
A new article by the New York Times describes how to train a cat to walk on a leash. If you live in a city, do NOT try this.
How to Stop a Kitten From Biting Wires
Teething kittens will chew on anything, including electrical cords. How to stop a kitten from biting wires? Try this easy DIY solution.
How Do Dogs Smell Fear? (You Might Be Surprised.)
If you are wondering how do dogs smell fear, first ask yourself if your assumption that they can literally smell fear is even true.
Bonding With a Bengal Cat
Do your cats like each other better than they like you? Read my response to a reader who needs help bonding with a bengal cat.
Dog Zoomies: Why Does My Dog Go Crazy After a Bath?
Free at last, your dog goes zooming around the house, ready to accept all your hugs and kisses, as well as the praise.
How Do Cats Smell Mice?
Cats have an enormous amount of smell receptors in their noses, but that’s not the only thing that makes your fluffy feline a total mouse-hunting machine.
Why Do Dogs Like to Burrow Under Blankets?
Small-prey hunters, like terriers and Dachshunds, tend to show their heritage of flushing out small animals from their tunnels by burrowing in blankets.
How Many Words Can a Dog Understand?
According to experts, intelligent dogs can learn around 165 words. But spoken language isn’t the only means by which our dogs try to understand us.
Why Does My Cat Bring Me Dead Animals?
Domestic cats may think of us humans as unprofessional hunters, and so they may be trying to teach us hunting skills by bringing us dead animals.
Cat Won’t Use a Scratching Post? Try These Quick Tips.
Cat scratching can destroy furniture and cause a lot of grief. One solution is to give your cat their own scratching post.
Teach Your Kids How to Greet a Strange Dog
Avoid a slew of problems and take a few minutes to instruct your children on the finer points of greeting new dogs.