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Consistency in Pet Parent Behavior

Many people hear the word “alpha” and immediately think of harsh or dominating tactics to get a dog to behave or submit. This is definitely not the goal you want to keep in mind when working with your dog and becoming the alpha in their life.

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The Importance of Consistent Feeding

A daily routine helps to give your dog a baseline for what to expect in her daily life, as well as to establish you in her eyes as her fair and gentle pack leader. Over time, following a consistent daily routine allows your dog to trust you and respect you.

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Watch Videos on Dog Health from Our Pet Experts

List of pet expert videos, introducing dog and cat nutrition information from NomNomNow experts!

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Adding Healthful Oils to a Dog's Diet Regimen

Oil supplements can be an effective part of an overall dietary plan for humans, but what about dogs? Are the health benefits similar, and are they safe for canine consumption? Before adding any supplements to your dog’s routine, talk to your veterinarian.

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Why Do Dogs Eat Their Poop?

Dogs have been known to exhibit a certain behavior that causes deep concern and disgust in their parents: eating feces, known as coprophagia. If a dog is so smart, why would he eat something most people find deeply repulsive? And more importantly, how do pet parents stop it?

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How to Feed Two or More Dogs at Once

Why are some dogs so weird about their food? More often than not, the answer lies in a behavior called resource guarding.

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