dog behavior

Why do dogs spread out in bed–and what does it have to do with trust, closeness, and ancient instincts?

What does it mean when a dog turns its back towards me? Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains.

If you like dogs, you probably want to pet them. However, there are a few things to keep in mind. PETBOOK explains what to avoid.

A nervous dog is often constantly on edge. PETBOOK presents seven unusual tips that might help.

Dogs may immediately take to some people, while they are reserved around others. A dog trainer explains how dogs decide whom they like.

People who are afraid of dogs seem to have a magical attraction to them—and there's a reason for that.

Dogs Communicate Through Subtle Movements and Small Gestures PETBOOK Explains What Calming Signals Look Like and What They Mean

Dog sighs when lying down: is it a sign of well-being or something more? PETBOOK explains the key background.

"Can you train my dog to stop doing that?" Why dog trainer Katharina Marioth doesn't always say "Yes."

Many wonder: Why does my dog stare at me while pooping or peeing? A dog trainer reveals the reason behind this eye contact.

Many dogs carry large branches around during walks. Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains the reasons behind this behavior.

Is your dog well-behaved? What seems like a good sign at first glance can be a warning signal, explains dog trainer Katharina Marioth.

Can animals ask questions, or are we misinterpreting it? Soundboards provide intriguing insights into the communication of dogs and cats.

Dogs often notice early when their owner is pregnant. A dog trainer explains why this happens and what typical behavioral changes to expect.

Some people seem to get barked at by dogs more often than others. Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains why this happens.

When dogs and cats vomit, it often ends up on the only carpet in the room. PETBOOK explains why this happens.

If your dog eats wood, it can pose risks. Learn what might be behind this behavior and when you should take action.

Your dog chases—and nothing helps? Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains five common misconceptions that can worsen the behavior.

Can dogs ask for help? Dog trainer Katharina Marioth explains the signals they show in daily life, training, and when in pain.

When a dog—or even a cat—scoots its rear across the floor, it usually indicates a health issue that needs to be addressed.

What really strengthens the bond with your dog? A new study reveals a surprising result many owners underestimate.