When a dog loses another pet or person they are socially bonded to, they may show signs of grief. This is an especially timely topic for Canine Campus. Recently a long-time customer who had been with us since we opened in 1993 (three generations of dogs were enrolled) passed away. While her dog (thankfully) has … Read More »
Archives for November 2020
5 Ways Dogs Show Gratitude
Most dog owners will tell you their dog is awesome. They love their dog and their dog seems to reciprocate. But do dogs genuinely feel gratitude or other positive emotions? This question has eluded scientists for a long time. Breakthrough research conducted by Emory University might change the way people view dogs forever. In the … Read More »
Common Fears and Phobias in Dogs
Canine fears and phobias are relatively common and can affect dogs of all ages and breeds. Dogs have an acute sense of hearing which can contribute to fear associations. The natural state of canines is to feel afraid when they encounter sounds, people, animals or other stressful things. The Difference Between Fear and Phobia There … Read More »
15 Tips for Better Dog Photography
The holidays are coming soon; you may have been wondering how to include your furry best friend in your holiday celebrations. One way to do this is to send a holiday card with your dog’s photo on it. If you can send a card that makes people smile and adds a bright spot to their … Read More »
The Ultimate Guide to Foods You Can and Can’t Feed Your Dog
Dogs and humans digest foods differently. For this reason, some foods are safe for humans but may be toxic and potentially deadly for dogs. On the other hand, some human foods are perfectly safe and even beneficial for dogs to eat. Do you think of your dog as a carnivore? In fact, dogs are omnivores, … Read More »
