Real Talk: Are We the Problem? #dogtraining #dogtrainer #positivedogtraining

Kennel cough is a common illness that typically affects dogs, cats, pigs, rabbits, and in some cases it can affect humans. So if you are asking, “Is kennel cough contagious?”… The answer is yes. While the number of cases involving humans is very low, it is possible for a human to catch this illness from an animal. The most common questions regarding this disease are where it comes from and what it does to the animal.

When it comes to your furry friend, there are only a handful of things that can derail his or her growth and advancement. Kennel cough is one of those things and it needs to be handled very carefully. Kennel cough is a very common disease that is seen most often in crowded situations such as in an animal shelter, at dog shows, and even with a bad breeder. Kennel cough is not a particularly harmful disease to an adult do but it can be a very serious issue for puppies. If you are unaware about the symptoms associated with kennel cough, the following information will help educate you in tat regard.

If you are tired of walking your dog outside every time he needs to “go”, there is some good news for you. You can use trays to potty train your dog and you can do it in the comfort of your home. You can get eco-friendly, easy to use products that will take care of your pets toilet needs.

There are many reasons why we should not use commercial pet food to feed our best friends. This may appall you but we need to be made aware of what our pets are eating.

Your male dog is untrained, old or incontinent – your furniture and floors need protecting! Store-bought diapers and belly bands are expensive. Let me tell you how to make some reusable doggie diapers/belly bands, to help keep everything dry.