Medication vs. Behavioral Support
For many dogs with separation anxiety, training and behavior modification are the first steps toward success. Learn when behavioral support is appropriate, when to consult your veterinarian, and how to choose the best path for your dog's emotional well being.
Separation Anxiety Myths: What Every Dog Owner Should Know
Does your dog really have separation anxiety, or is it something else? Learn the truth behind common myths, recognize the warning signs, and discover how understanding your dog's behavior can help you make informed decisions that support their emotional well being.
Rainy Day Routines: How to Keep Your Dog Happy, Active, and Engaged When the Weather Doesn’t Cooperate
Rainy weather does not have to derail your dog’s routine. From scent games and puzzle feeders to short outdoor breaks and cozy towel-dry time, there are plenty of ways to keep your pup stimulated and content. At Dogs On The Run, we believe consistency and creativity keep pets happy, no matter the forecast.
Should Your Dog Sleep in Your Bed?
Ever wonder if letting your dog sleep in your bed is good or bad for your sleep and bond? Research suggests that co-sleeping with your pup may actually strengthen your relationship and even improve sleep quality for some. Whether your dog snuggles under the covers or prefers their own bed nearby, the key is finding what works best for both of you. At Dogs On The Run, our professionals honor your household routine—no judgment, just personalized care.
Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language: Enhancing Safety, Welfare, and Strengthening Your Bond
Written By: Lindsey Needs
Dogs are always communicating with us through their body language, often in subtle ways. By learning to interpret these signals, you can ensure your dog’s safety, promote their welfare, and build a stronger bond.