Let Your Dog Sniff and Explore People have five or six million scent receptors in their noses, and depending on the breed, have up to 300 million. Your do g's brain has a larger area devoted to its sense of smell. Dogs also have a Jacobson's organ, a patch of sensory cells within the main nasal chamber that detects heavy moisture-borne odor particles. The Jacobson's organ helps dogs detect pheromones and other odors. All this means your dog's sense of smell is at least 10,000 times greater...

During the colder months, when you let your dog outside for some fresh air or go on a walk with them in the beautiful snowfall, be sure to: Dress your dog in a sweater or coat to help keep them warm. Use paw balms and booties to protect their feet from the cold. Put dog-friendly ice melts around your stairs, driveway, and sidewalks to help protect you and your dogs from falling. Keep your dog's fur dry. Limit your winter bathing so their coats retain as many natural oils as possible. When...

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Training a new puppy can be difficult, especially when they want to be all up in your space all the time. However, your sleep is just as important as theirs, even if your pup doesn't recognize it. If you want your dog to start sleeping in a dog bed instead of in your bed, here are some tips to help you make that happen. Choose the Right Style of Bed Choosing a bed is the easiest part of training your dog. Watch the way that your dog sleeps. Are they one that curls up tightly into a ball, or do...