Start by showing Médor a stationary bike and let him sniff and analyze it Reward him with treats or praise every time he approaches the bike calmly. Next up, pro

Before showing the animals, make sure your home is ready. Create separate areas for each animal so they have a safe place to retreat to. For the cat, it can be a p

Understanding Dog Behavior Dogs are social animals by nature. They're looking for company and comfort, and what better way to snuggle up and feel professional than a comfy couch.

Patience: Learning takes time, so you have to be patient with your puppy. Remember that he is still young and in the discovery phase. Consistency: It is important to be consistent in

All dogs are different and may have different toy preferences. Some people prefer tennis balls, while others may prefer rubber balls.

Bringing a dog into your home is an exciting and joyful time, but it can also be a source of stress and worry. Preparation is essential to ensure a successful and harmonious integration of your new companion.

Before starting training, make sure your dog is in a quiet environment that is free of distractions. It's also important to have appropriate rewards, like dog treats. Finally, be patient and keep in mind that learning takes time.

It's common for dog owners to wonder why their pet isn't listening to them or following their orders. When is there a communication problem? We Tell You Everything!

The alpha male theory is a widely held belief that suggests that a dominant hierarchy must be established between owner and dog, and that the owner must eat before his dog to assert his leadership position. However, recent research has questioned this theory and has shown that establishing a relationship based on trust and cooperation is more beneficial for dogs and their owners. It is therefore no longer appropriate to have your dog eat after yourself. We explain to you why!

Resource protection is a natural behavior for dogs, which involves defending valuable objects or areas, such as food, toys, or sleeping places. However, it can be a problem when it leads to aggression or bites. How to understand your dog well and learn to manage these situations?

Puppies love to chew to explore their environment and relieve teething pain. However, it's essential to teach your puppy not to nibble on inappropriate hands, feet, or objects.

The use of dog cages indoors is often the subject of heated debate among dog owners and professionals in the sector. So is that a good idea or a bad idea?

Your dog's excitement at the time of the outing is a natural and understandable reaction, as walks are often our four-legged friends' favorite part of the day. Conversely, it can become the dog owner's dreaded moment! This excitement can in fact sometimes become a problem if it leads to unwanted behaviors, such as jumping, barking, or pulling on the leash. So how to manage?

The theory of dominance and submission in dogs is widespread and has long been used to explain canine behavior and relationships between dogs and humans. However, more and more scientific research and experiments are questioning this idea and considering it a myth.

Toilet training is often a complicated process for the dog and its owner... Sometimes long, this often comes from a misunderstanding on the part of the dog and a message poorly transmitted by its owner. We give you the secrets for a well-behaved dog and a clean floor at home!

Running away in dogs is a behavior that worries and concerns many owners. Understanding the causes of running away is essential to effectively address them and prevent associated risks.

Dogs are often considered to be man's best friends, and this is especially true for children. However, securing this relationship is essential to avoid accidents and to ensure the well-being of all.

Dogs have an exceptional sense of smell that plays a crucial role in their daily lives. However, we sometimes forget the importance of letting our dogs sniff during walks.

Often, it is rather the dog who walks its owner! When it comes to a large dog, this can quickly become a problem. Teaching your dog not to pull on a leash is essential to ensure enjoyable and stress-free walks for everyone.

Some dogs live more or less well being alone at home and also manage their stress more or less well in this situation, but no dog enjoys solitude. Here are our tips to best appease Médor during your absences.

You have adopted a puppy and want to teach him to sleep alone? A moment that is not always easy for the dog as well as for his family! Especially when he cries all night or looks at you with a sad look on his face... Here are our tips!

Allowing your dog to walk freely can be a rewarding and stimulating experience for both of you. Médor does not have the stress of a leash, he can sniff out lots of smells without making you wait next door, run as long as he wants, you have your hands free and the satisfaction of a happy dog! However, teaching your dog to walk without a leash and mastering the recall is critical to keeping him and others safe. So how do you unfasten the leash safely?