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Why Do Puppies Dream a Lot?

Puppies dream a lot for the simple fact that they sleep a lot. but this is just the short version. Learn more.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Poop in the House?

Puppies poop in the house often because they aren't yet fully potty trained. Just like babies, it takes some time for them to attain sufficient bladder and bowel control to be considered fully potty trained. On top of this, there are several other potential reasons why puppies poop in the house, so you may need to put your investigative hat on and consider several potential differentials, possibly with the help of your veterinarian.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Attack Your Feet?

Puppies attack your feet for a simple reason: feet are fun! In order to better understand this behavior, it's necessary to put oneself into a puppy's "feet" ehm... "shoes." When puppies leave the litter, they are left with no playmates to play with and feet feature some distinct characteristics that make them particularly appealing.

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Why Do Puppies Pee Next to the Pee Pad?

Puppies pee next to the pee pads for a simple reason: they haven't entirely grasped the concept of pee pads. Let's face it: puppies could care less about pee pads, they are just there for human convenience. Helping puppies understand the concept of human convenience is out of question, but at least we can help them make good choices with clear feedback.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Eat Poop?

Puppies eat poop for a simple reason: puppies are impressionable beings and quickly learn behaviors from watching other dogs. But there are also other reasons.  In order to better understand the behavior, it helps to take a closer look into the behavior and how it develops. While many puppies stop eating poop as they mature, some pups may retain this behavior past puppy hood.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Act Scared of Going Outside?

Puppies act scared of going outside for the simple fact that the outside world may be too much of a scary place for them. Of course, this can be a major problem considering that these pups may be too terrified to go on a walk and even to go potty outside. Understanding these puppies takes an insider look at how these puppies may feel. Tackling their fear takes time, patience and lots of compassion.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Cry The First Night?

Puppies cry the first night because going to a new home is stressful. It is therefore important understanding what is going on in the puppy's mind and taking preventive steps to make the process as stress-free as possible. Fortunately, as the new puppy owner, there are several steps you can take to help your puppy adapt so to reduce the chances of your puppy crying through the night.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Sleep in a Pile?

You may have seen puppies sleep in a pile as if they were one, unique mound of fur and you may therefore wonder why puppies do that. Among the many cute things puppy do,  sleeping in a pile may just seem like another of those cute behaviors; however, there is an adaptive reason for this sleeping style, although puppies sleep this way instinctively, without much thinking involved. So why do puppies sleep in a pile? Read for more information in regards to this cute puppy behavior.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Pee So Much?

Puppies pee so much for a simple reason: they drink a whole lot and what goes in must come out. Well, that's the short and simple answer to question. Upon delving deeper into the topic, there are other factors that are worthy of mentioning. One important factor is a possible medical issue causing puppies to drink more and pee more than normal. If you suspect your puppy is urinating a whole lot, it is best to play it safe and have your pup see a veterinarian.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Puppies Act Scared of Their Bowls?

Puppies act scared of their bowls because the water or food bowl may have some features that may appear intimidating. In most cases, puppies are frightened by metal bowls because metal bowls are likely to have more of these frightening features. Fortunately, there are several ways to help a puppy overcome his fear of the food bowl.

Adrienne Farricelli