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Pet Training 101; learn how to teach your dog or cat everything from the essential commands to party tricks.

How to keep a dog off furniture when you're not home. AI-Generated.
Dog Training: Teaching Your Pup to Stay Off the Couch Training your dog can sometimes feel like you're trying to teach a toddler how to follow rules... but with more fur. One of the trickiest behaviors to break is getting a dog to stop doing something they’ve already learned to enjoy. And if that something involves your precious couch, things can get a little complicated.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife
How to keep a dog entertained in crate while at work. AI-Generated.
Leaving your dog at home in a crate while you're off at work is tough for both you and your furry friend. You know they’d rather be running wild in the yard, chasing squirrels, or snuggling with you on the couch. But life doesn’t always let us be home with our pets 24/7, and if you want your dog to stay happy, healthy, and calm, it’s essential to make their crate a fun, enriching place. Trust me, with a little creativity and preparation, your pup will start to view their crate as their own personal playhouse, not a prison.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife
How to stop a dog from peeing on the curtains. AI-Generated.
Why Does My Dog Keep Peeing on the Curtains? Here's What You Need to Know If you've ever walked into your living room to find your dog has made the curtains their personal bathroom, you’re not alone. It can be frustrating, confusing, and let’s be honest – kind of gross. But before you start contemplating taking down all your curtains or locking your dog in a room, let’s take a step back and figure out why this might be happening. Once we understand the cause, we can find a solution that works for both you and your dog.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife
🐶 The Science Behind Pets’ Funniest Behaviors
Introduction: The Strange and Hilarious World of Pets If you’ve ever watched your dog chase its own tail, your cat suddenly sprint across the room, or your parrot argue with its own reflection, you’ve probably wondered:
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıran11 months ago in Petlife
How to Kennel Train a Dog? A Detailed Guide
Kennel training is more than just teaching your dog to stay in a box—it’s about creating a sanctuary where they feel safe, secure, and loved. Whether you’re training a playful puppy, a rescue dog with a troubled past, or an older dog set in their ways, this guide will walk you through every step of the process.
By Shane Watson11 months ago in Petlife
The Rare Zebra
A one in a million Zebra has been spotted in Masai Mara had polka dots instead of stripes. Even rare species have their outliers that make them stand out even more. Tira is a unique Zebra with an amazing genetic marking.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Petlife
How to train a dog to not pee at night. AI-Generated.
You're drifting off into dreamland, lulled by the imaginary sounds of a peaceful stream. But hold on—there are no rivers in your house! Jolting awake, you realize the "babbling brook" is actually your dog leaving a golden surprise in the middle of the living room. Sound familiar? If you're dealing with a dog that pees inside at night, you're not alone.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife
The Bond of Two Cats: A Tragic Farewell That Left Us Speechless
It was Fiona that day who would be so strong for Gabriela, six-months sober but lost without her lover, who would shake Fiona with tears to the bone as her two closest companions embraced one another for the last time. Juniper, the two cats' elder, was gravely ill.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Petlife
How to stop a male dog from peeing in the house. AI-Generated.
How to Stop a Male Dog from Peeing in the House: A Comprehensive Guide Let’s face it: having a dog that pees in the house is not the kind of surprise you want after a long day. Whether it's a puppy getting the hang of things or an adult dog who’s hit a rough patch, indoor peeing can be a frustrating challenge for any dog owner. But don’t worry, there’s hope! With patience, understanding, and the right strategies, you can help your dog learn where to relieve himself. And hey, it’s all about turning that accident-prone pup into a house-trained superstar.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife
How to stop a dog from nervous peeing - Submissive urination. AI-Generated.
Understanding Submissive Urination in Dogs: How to Train Your Pup to Overcome It Dog behavior is one of those things that can make you scratch your head in confusion or leave you laughing in disbelief. However, when a dog starts urinating in an unexpected situation, especially when they are not "house-trained," it can cause a lot of concern. Among the different types of urination issues that dogs face, submissive urination stands out as one that requires patience, understanding, and a little bit of humor. But don’t worry, it's a behavior that can be changed, and today, we’ll dive into what submissive urination is, why it happens, and how to help your dog overcome it.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife
How to train a dog to stay on the dog bed. AI-Generated.
Training your dog to stay on its bed isn’t just a neat party trick. It’s a game-changer when you need your dog to settle down, keep out of the kitchen, or stop being underfoot while you’re working from home. But before you start thinking this is just about sticking your dog on a mat and hoping for the best, let me tell you, there’s more to it than that. With patience, repetition, and a bit of understanding, you can turn the dog bed into a comfortable place where your dog willingly stays—until you say otherwise.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife
How to keep a dog from jumping off the couch. AI-Generated.
Why Your Dog Shouldn't Jump Off the Couch (And How to Stop It) We’ve all seen it. Your dog, full of energy, leaps effortlessly off the couch, and in that split second, you wonder: “Is this really okay for them?” In that moment, you may laugh or maybe even cheer them on, but deep down, you’re probably not thinking about the potential harm. Unfortunately, many dog owners fail to realize that the occasional leap off the furniture could lead to real health problems.
By Erica 11 months ago in Petlife