Tips & Advice: Behavior Problems

No matter how much we love our pets, the reality is they get older just like us. For many pup parents, it can be emotionally difficult to cope with the reality that the dog that brings so much joy to our lives isn't the same youthful puppy we brought home all those years ago. The fact is that we are likely to outlive our pets.

Read Melissa's story and learn about her healing after a vicious dog attack, thanks to Zeus, her chocolate lab, and the help of training by Bark Busters!

More family time is great for people and pups, but sudden schedule changes can trigger negative behaviors. With a little preparation, you can ease the transition and keep things positive.

Spending time away from your dog while home may be difficult – we love our canine companions as much as they love us! 

With more family time at home, both people and dogs face new challenges and distractions. Drawing on 30+ years of experience, we’ve got tips to help you manage—and enjoy—the change.

Dogs love to play outside, no matter what the weather or situation. But when circumstances won’t allow for it, pet parents must get creative at home in order to entertain our furry friends! Here is a list of indoor games to keep your dog healthy, happy, and enhance the bond you share.

Does your dog show signs of compulsive behavior? He may be suffering from a condition known as CCD (Canine Compulsive Disorder).

Digging. All dogs do it! It’s a well-known behavior of dogs that many people have come to accept as “it’s just what dogs do.” But is it? Learn more!

When your dog misbehaves, it is important to correct him. However, there are some do's and dont's to "good dog" training.