Building Your Cat’s Confidence
…to give your new cat all the creature comforts and open space of your home. For most cats, this can be too overwhelming. Compare this to moving to a new…
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Petting-Induced Aggression in Cats
…petting or being touched on certain parts of their body. This behavior is normal. But it is also a common complaint of cat owners that their cat solicits attention and…
Destructive Behavior
…and when the dog is alone, they are probably just having fun or trying to entertain themselves because they are bored. This is the most common reason for destructive behavior…
Why Is My Dog Barking?
Dogs communicate with each other and with humans by vocalizing. To address the problem of excessive barking, it is necessary to determine why your dog is barking. Reasons for barking:…
Bringing Home A Fearful Cat
…them come to you. If the cat retreats or does not approach, give them more space and time. Use a thick blanket or towel if you must pick up the…
Dog Adoption Guide
…bedtime should occur at the same time each day. • Sniff: Give your dog plenty of time on leash to sniff outdoor surroundings including the yard or outdoor common area….
Dogs Who Dig
…to fully stretch out and turn around comfortably. Add sand or dirt and plenty of fun new toys. SMART TIP: Get creative! If you only concentrate on stopping the digging…
Bringing Home A Fearful Dog
…Refrain from taking them to any off-leash areas. If the dog is barking or lunging at other dogs while on leash, they are communicating to you that they are uncomfortable…
Introducing A New Cat To Your Resident Cat
…cat on opposite sides of a closed door. Watch for signs of stress, such as not eating, tense posture, hissing or swishing tail. Once both cats seem comfortable eating on…
The 3-3-3 Rule of Adopting a Cat
…stress signs Dilated pupils Wide eyes Whiskers pointed toward body Ears back Tail tucked 3 WEEKS TO LEARN ROUTINE Starting to respond to routine cues May still hide but coming…
