Whole Dog Journal

Whole Dog Journal provides thorough and well-researched articles covering every aspect of caring for and training dogs. Our content includes guidance on natural care, nutrition, and training techniques, along with insights on alternative therapies such as chiropractic care, massage, acupuncture, and homeopathy. We also consult with industry experts to offer the best advice. Additionally, we assess, review, and evaluate various products. Our commitment to our subscribers allows us to operate without any advertising, ensuring that our content remains unbiased and trustworthy.

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Best Choices in Free Dog Training Apps

1 week ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Dan Muse

Free dog training apps are convenient, budget-friendly, and address behavioral issues and training. They can even help you teach your dog tricks. However, with so many apps available, it can be challenging to determine which ones to use. To continue reading this article or issue you must be a paid subscriber. Sign in If you are logged in but cannot access this content, a) your subscription may have expired; b) you may have duplicate accounts (emails) in our system.
Can Dogs Get Sick from Humans?

2 weeks ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Mary Schwager

Can dogs get sick from humans? Can humans get sick from dogs? The answer to both questions is yes. Certain bacteria, viruses, and parasites are zoonotic, meaning they can spread from animals to humans. Reverse zoonosis occurs when humans transmit germs to dogs.
The 5 Best Washable Dog Beds

3 weeks ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas

We tested 5 popular dog beds with washable covers at a variety of different price points to find the ones that are worth the money and will hold up to your dog’s daily sleeping routine. To continue reading this article or issue you must be a paid subscriber. Sign in If you are logged in but cannot access this content, a) your subscription may have expired; b) you may have duplicate accounts (emails) in our system. Please check your account status here or contact customer service.
Running With Dogs

3 weeks ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas

What’s better than running by yourself? Running with dogs, of course. If you run regularly, running with your canine companion is a fun way to spend time with your pup while providing physical exercise. To continue reading this article or issue you must be a paid subscriber. Sign in If you are logged in but cannot access this content, a) your subscription may have expired; b) you may have duplicate accounts (emails) in our system. Please check your account status here or contact customer service.
Accepting Your Dog

1 month ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Nancy Kerns

Dock-diving competitions were featured at the county fair last week, and I couldn’t get enough. The dogs—so eager to leap, so graceful as they soared through the air, hitting the water with a tremendous splash, and swimming strongly to the toy/lure.
5 Dog Enrichment Ideas to Keep Your Pup Entertained

1 month ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Jae Thomas

Dog enrichment activities cater to your dog’s natural instincts to sniff, chew, forage, and more. Enrichment is mental exercise for your dog, and while it shouldn’t take the place of physical exercise like walks and running, it’s part of giving your dog a holistically fulfilled life. Enrichment activities like food puzzles have been proven to reduce stress and increase relaxation behaviors.
Is it Really Separation Anxiety?

1 month ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Nancy Kerns

I have never owned a dog with separation anxiety, thank goodness. The condition is hard on the dog who suffers from the condition and hard on the dog’s caretakers, too, including owners, vets, groomers, pet sitters, and dog walkers.
My Dog Ate a What?

1 month ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Joan Merriam

Dogs are famous for eating a wide variety of non-food items, some disgusting—like feces—and some just weird—like Legos, or a ball of twine. Just this year, a 7-month-old Bernese Mountain Dog named Luna was brought to an emergency veterinarian, where x-rays showed a severely dilated stomach filled with not just food, but foreign objects, some of which were lodged in her intestines.
What’s Your Dog Pet Peeve?

1 month ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Nancy Kerns

I recently fostered a dog who first greeted me at the shelter that I sprung her from by jumping up on me. Front or back, it made no difference to her what side of the human was presented to her, she was just delirious with joy that someone opened her kennel gate and was paying attention to her.
How Much Does Dog Training Cost?

1 month ago | whole-dog-journal.com | Dan Muse

Everyone who owns a dog can benefit from professional training, whether it’s for basic training to taming aggression to working as a service or therapy dog. Dog training costs can vary significantly depending on where you live and the type of training you seek.