Dog Guidance Blog

Leishmaniasis in Dogs
By Frank Will
Leishmaniasis in dogs is a zoonotic disease that is found worldwide, is considered an endemic, and for several years it was thought to be extremely rare in the United States. But there have now been reported cases of this deadly disease in over 21 states.
A zoonotic disease is an infectious disease [...]

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How to Choose the Most Effective Dog Barking Collars
By Jake Perry
With some dogs, there comes a time when their barking goes from reasonable to intolerable. It’s difficult to sleep, perhaps. Or, maybe the neighbors are staring you down when they see you. Even worse, maybe you are considering another home for your dog due to [...]

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Glomerulonephritis in Dogs
By Frank Will
Glomerulonephritis in dogs results in an excessive loss of protein from your pets system that is discharged in their urine. It is a chronic, but not an acute, kidney disease and is a very difficult disease to properly identify simply because the spectrum of symptoms will very tremendously.
Dogs of any age [...]

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How to Train Your Dog to Stop Jumping – Tips to Help!
By Tony Trinh
Having problems with your dog? Wish your dog would just do as you say? Think you’ve tried everything that you could to train your dog? Well don’t be too discouraged. If you answered yes to one or all the questions then you’re [...]

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Dog Cancer Treatment – Getting Reliable Information
By Steven Eisen
There is an overwhelming amount of information regarding cancer treatments, online and elsewhere. However, you will find little guidance on how to assess or integrate all this material, much of which is of questionable origin. You could devote hundreds of hours to research and still have no [...]

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