How to Teach Your Dog to Balance a Treat on Their NoseFunny Cats Compilation VideoTeaching your Dog a New TrickAdorable Kitten Mesmerized by the Existence of its Own TailIt’s Bath Time!How to Brush your Pet’s TeethKeep Safe On Halloween

Watch this 4-minute video to learn how to teach your dog to balance a treat on his nose. https://youtu.be/hUYAEhm8YiI

Here is a quick tutorial:

1. First teach the dog impulse control by holding a hand full of delicious food and asking the dog to leave the food alone until you tell him to get it.
2. When your dog looks away, mark and reward the behavior with a consistent sound of “yes”
3. Mark and reward your dog ‘s behavior when it chooses to look away from an open hand. Then repeat this by holding the treat with 2 fingers.
4. Hold the treat in a closed feast right in front of a dog’s nose. Wait until the dog stops sniffing to reward his behavior. Do the same thing by holding the treat in 2 fingers.
5. Finally, you should be able to balance the treat on top of the dog’s nose.

Watch this 2-minute video and learn how to teach the roll over trick to your dog in 3 simple steps!

This cute kitten was caught on camera discovering its own tail and mesmerized by the “toy” without realizing it is actually attached to its body. Do you remember your kitten’s first discoveries? Share them with us!

Some dogs love to bath…others would do ANYTHING to avoid it! How does your dog react? Watch this hilarious video with dog’s reaction to this ordinary daily human activity.

80% of our dogs and 70% of our cats show some signs of gum disease by the age of 3. Watch this video and learn how to properly care for your pet’s teeth:

Click here if the video doesn’t show up on your screen: http://youtu.be/wB3GIAgrTPE

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Some tips on what to do to keep your pets safe this Halloween:

1. Don’t feed your pet Halloween candy, especially chocolate!
2. Make sure your pet has a collar ID tag and is properly identified
3. Keep candles out of reach
4. Make sure the costume you put on them cannot be chewed off
5. Keep glow sticks and glow jewelry away from your pets
6. Keep your pet inside
7. If your pet has a tendency to bite put him/her in another room

Originally from the AVMA website.

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