Unfortunately, puppies will choose to chew on anything and everything within sight. Items such as electrical cords, plants, furniture, and your new $100 shoes are all at risk. Often, the puppy is teething or simply bored and tries to entertain himself by chewing.

It is up to you to teach your puppy what he may and may not chew on. First, be sure that a wide assortment of toys to chew on are available to him. Consult your veterinarian about dental issues if your puppy is over six months. Read the full article

Does your puppy have problems when you have to leave for work or some other activity that draws you out of the house? This is really a common issue, but it is very hard on your puppy to be away from you and it is hard for you as well.

This problem is called separation anxiety, and there are many effective ways to assist your puppy in coping with having to be away from you for any length of time. Read the full article