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Tag: socializing

  • Behaviors and Training
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How to Bond With Your Cat (And Get Them to Be More Affectionate)

By PetfulMay 1, 2020April 4, 2022

Wondering how to get your cat to like you even more — or to snuggle with you? Here are our best tips for creating a lasting bond.

  • Behaviors and Training
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How Do Cats Communicate With Each Other? (It’s Complicated.)

By T.J. BanksMay 13, 2019May 3, 2020

Did you know there are 3 main ways that cats communicate with each other? And no, it’s not just by meowing or hissing. Let me explain.

  • Behaviors and Training
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7 Reasons Your Cat May Be Meowing Constantly

By PetfulApr 5, 2019April 20, 2020

Hunger, stress or even old age may have your cat meowing a lot more often than you’d like.

  • Misc.
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98 Amazing Activities to Do During Your Dog’s Lifetime

By C.D. WatsonFeb 28, 2019April 5, 2022

How many of these can you check off your dog’s bucket list?

  • Behaviors and Training
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How to Socialize a Shy Dog: An Expert Guide

By Caitlin CrittendenJan 28, 2019April 20, 2020

Start learning how to socialize a shy dog through obedience training, positive association and overall confidence building. Here’s exactly how to do it.

  • Behaviors and Training
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Why Some Cats Attach to Only One Person

By T.J. BanksSep 3, 2018April 20, 2020

Sometimes a cat will keep to one human and pretty much ignore everyone else. Here are some possible reasons.

  • Pet Health
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How to Protect Your Dog in Canine Group Situations

By Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMDSep 28, 2016March 8, 2021

The threat of disease and parasites in places like kennels and dog parks is real.

  • Behaviors and Training
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Dog Park Survival Guide: Keep Things Fun With This Dog Park Guide

By PetfulOct 13, 2015May 15, 2020

Dog parks help our pups socialize and exercise, but not all dogs are suited to them. Here are our tips for keeping everyone’s dogs safe at the dog park.

  • Behaviors and Training
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The Benefits of Community Dog Groups

By Allison GraySep 7, 2015May 19, 2020

A community dog group could be the perfect way to socialize your pet and help you find support from like-minded people.

  • Behaviors and Training
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Is It Better to Adopt 2 Puppies or Just 1?

By Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMDMar 18, 2015May 15, 2020

Adopting a pair at the same time is not the best idea. The puppies may seek comfort from each other, not you — which may lead to behavioral problems.

  • Behaviors and Training
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How to Socialize Your Kitten (It’s Not So Complicated)

By T.J. BanksDec 30, 2014June 1, 2020

Even feral kittens can be tamed and become loving companions. Read more about how to get started on acclimating your new kitten to your home.

  • Behaviors and Training
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Do Cats Need Friends? It Depends on the Cat.

By T.J. BanksAug 18, 2014July 13, 2015

Some cats need to be the only feline in the house, while others are happiest when they have other cats around.

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DIY: How to Host a Dog Party That Kicks Arff!

By Tamar Love GrandeJul 18, 2013August 6, 2017

Barbecues and pool parties are so overdone. This summer, host a unique event — a dog party! Here are some party tips and menu suggestions.

  • Behaviors and Training
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How to Introduce a New Cat to Your Dog

By Gayle HickmanMar 5, 2012August 5, 2019

Bringing a new cat into a home that already has a dog would be simple if all it took was a handshake and a “Nice to meet you.” It’s not.

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