Are our pets more stressed out lately or are we may around to notice it more, since we’re closer to them than ever thanks to recent work-life changes? (Fun fact: You might be your pet’s source of ...

Stress doesn’t just affect humans. Dogs feel it too. From thunderstorms and travel days to fireworks and separation anxiety, ...

Whether it’s thunderstorms or fireworks, car rides or vet visits, there are things that make some dogs very anxious and stressed. Calming aids for dogs may help them relax. “All dogs are different and ...

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When your pet is overly anxious or riled up, the best calming treats for dogs might be able to help. That said, with anything edible (especially if it's unprescribed and unregulated), you definitely ...

All dogs don't always do this or that all of the time Turid Rugaas, a Norwegian dog trainer, is well known for putting forth ideas about behavior patterns she calls "calming signals." A recent ...