Dog Problems and Solutions
Having a problem with your dog? Need some guidance? Find help here. Destructive Chewing
To prevent Fido from chewing you out of house and home, stimulate him both mentally and physically—interactive toys and/or toys meant for determined, active chewers or moderate chewers, like Nylabone, are the perfect solution for a happy home.Bad Behavior
A puppy problem behavior is a behavior that can be annoying or potentially harmful. It’s a lot easier to address these problems now rather than later. The more chances that your puppy has to practice undesirable behaviors, the more ingrained they will become.Puppy Teething
By four or five months of age, your puppy will begin to teethe. Chewing helps to relieve the pain and pressure that comes along with teething, and in fact, chewing is really the only thing puppies can do to help lessen the discomfort. Many puppies teethe until they are 9 to 12 months old!Oral Disease in Dogs
Preventive dental care can reduce the risk of your pet developing periodontal disease, helping to ensure a longer, healthier life.
Food Allergies in Dogs
It seems that allergies are becoming more and more common in dogs, and foods are one of the main triggers. With so many types of foods and treats out there, you have to read the labels to understand exactly what you’re feeding your furry friend.
Dog Anxiety and Stress
Like humans, dogs have personalities, and—as with people—some dogs are prone to stress and anxiety. This is especially common in dogs who are adopted. Occupying your dog helps to keep him both mentally and physically stimulated, leaving him less stressed-out, and a less stressed-out dog is less inclined to destroy things in your house.
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