
Angela Vuckovic
Contributing Editor at PetGuide.com
Writer at Freelance
Freelance pet writer. Certified bookworm. Transforms caffeine into awesome content. Proud momma to 7 dogs and 9 cats. Scribbling for @PetGuideTweets
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5 days ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
Many dog owners wonder if this behavior is just a passing phase. Will my dog grow out of it? The short answer: not usually - at least, not without help. Let’s talk about what resource guarding really is, why it happens, and what you can do to manage it safely and effectively. What Is Resource Guarding? Resource guarding is when a dog shows defensive behavior over something they see as valuable - food, toys, a bed, a stick, or even a favorite person.
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1 week ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
NEW! by Angela Vuckovic (IC: ) Bringing home your very first dog is a big moment - exciting, joyful, and maybe just a little overwhelming. With so many breeds to choose from (not to mention all those adorable mixed-breed pups out there), how do you know which one is the right fit? If you're new to dog ownership, it helps to start with breeds known for being friendly, trainable, and relatively easy to care for.
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1 week ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
It starts with a little shuffle. Then a curious drag across the carpet. Maybe even right in front of your guests - and suddenly, your dog is scooting their bottom across the floor, leaving you amused, confused, or slightly horrified. But here’s the thing: while it might look funny, scooting is usually a sign that something’s bothering your dog.
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2 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
What to Do When Your Dog Stops Eating It’s a moment that triggers panic for nearly any pet parent who has been there before: you place your dog’s favorite food in their bowl, the one that always triggers excitement and enthusiastic tail wags, only to have them turn away in apart disinterest. Is something wrong?
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2 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
What Is Pica In Dogs? Pica is a behavioral disorder in dogs characterized by the persistent consumption of non-food items. Dogs with pica may ingest objects such as plastic, rocks, fabric, wood, paper, and metal. While occasional chewing or mouthing of objects is normal, repeated ingestion of nonnutritive substances can signal an underlying medical or psychological issue.
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