Aggression is one of the most serious canine problem behaviors; it is the top reason pet parents seek professional help from dog behaviorists, trainers and veterinarians. It can be a frightening experience for a dog to act aggressively, especially if you know the dog to be docile and friendly and he or she suddenly … Read More »
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10 Tips to Get Your Dog to Take Medicine
If you’ve ever experienced a dog rejecting his or her medicine, you know how challenging it can be to try to get them to swallow a pill, especially if it doesn’t have an appealing flavor to the dog. Refusing to take pills or medication is one of the most common dilemmas veterinarians encounter with their … Read More »
Does Acupuncture for Dogs Really Work?
Most people have heard of – or tried – acupuncture for themselves but did you know some veterinarians offer acupuncture as an alternative treatment for their animal patients? How Does Veterinary Acupuncture Work? Acupuncture is an ancient form of medical treatment based on the philosophy disease is caused by an imbalance of vital energies in … Read More »
How to Prevent Unwanted Food Guarding in Dogs
Guarding food, possessions or territory is normal behavior in dogs. Wild animals who successfully protect their resources are more likely to survive than those who don’t. However, many pet parents find the tendency to guard valued items undesirable in our domesticated pets, especially when the behavior is directed toward people. What is Canine Food Guarding? … Read More »
Do Dogs Really Need Heartworm Prevention Medication?
Heartworm disease (dirofilariasis) is a serious and potentially fatal canine disease in the United States. It is caused by long worms (about a foot long) that live in the heart, lungs, and associated blood vessels of an affected dog. What Are Heartworms? Heartworms live in mammal species, such as dogs, cats, ferrets as well as … Read More »
10 Things to Consider Before You Foster a Dog
Dogs can be a strong emotional support during difficult times, including during the coronavirus outbreak. If you’re staying home more than you used to, it might be the perfect time to foster a dog. Fostering a dog can be a rewarding experience but there are certainly things you should take into consideration before contacting your … Read More »
9 Ways to Help Small Business Owners Including Canine Campus Customers
Last updated May 6, 2020 These small businesses are a part of our Canine Campus community. Please patronize and refer them! Thank you! Back Alley Motorcycles – Motorcycle Repair Shop – Ask for Mike – 719-310-4157 Costa Contracting – Concrete Contractor – Ask for Tony – 719-491-1039 Lucy Nilan Ceramics – Pottery Studio – Ask … Read More »
Homes for Pets in Urgent Need as Coronavirus Outbreak Affects Animal Shelters
Have you been wanting to adopt a puppy or dog? Now might be a great time to bring a new four-legged family member into your home. With most people working from home and unable to go out, people are finding the promise of companionship during this time an attractive option. Now is a great time … Read More »
