How to Set Up a Safe Space for Your Dog
Updated: March 27, 2025
Learn how to set up a safe space for your dog, encouraging calm behavior, building your dog's confidence, and keeping children and other guests safe.
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Dog health, safety, training, and behavior information from your trusted veterinary resource.
Updated: March 27, 2025
Learn how to set up a safe space for your dog, encouraging calm behavior, building your dog's confidence, and keeping children and other guests safe.
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The way your dog pees gives you important information about their health. Read about the signs, like color and frequency, that you should keep an eye on.
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Dogs and humans don’t speak each other’s language. Communication is key to living in harmony with our dogs. Check out these tips to make training easier.
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Dog treats are useful when first training your dog. But don't forget the important step of fading out food rewards to take your training to the next level!
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Wondering what to put in your puppy's crate? Read about beds, spill-proof water bowls, and safe things to help your puppy feel happy in their crate.
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How you move around and approach a dog can determine how they respond to you. Here are tips on how to greet dogs and help them feel more comfortable.
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Find out why force-free dog training is better for your dog and why you should avoid balanced training techniques or tools like shock or prong collars.
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Need ideas for short dog training exercises for your dog? Here are some top tips from a dog trainer on how to fit in training throughout the day.
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There are various types of puppy training classes. Which one is right for your puppy? Read these tips for choosing the right class and dog trainer for you.
Read MoreUpdated: August 26, 2025
Cleaning up potty messes isn’t straightforward. Just because you can’t smell the pee and poo doesn’t mean your dog can’t, which leads to more accidents!
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