Jumping up on people is a troublesome behavior that happens when a dog is excited.

It can be embarrassing when your dog humps or mounts another dog. Why do they do it?

Because many behaviors result from underlying medical conditions, a change in behavior may be the first sign you see.

It can be difficult to know what your puppy is trying to tell you each time they whine or bark. If the noise keeps you awake at night, excitement can quickly turn into exhaustion.

Also known as littermate dependency, this term refers to behaviors that develop when two puppies from the same litter are raised together. Is there ever a time when two puppies may be better than one?

Raising behaviorally healthy dogs requires meeting both their mental and physical needs. Here are five time-saving ways you can make sure your dog’s basic needs are met.