
Identify obesity in dogs, linked to arthritis, heart problems, and diabetes, through visual cues such as no visible waistline and a non-tucking abdomen, plus ribs palpation and fat deposits.
Identify common canine snoring causes by airflow restriction in the throat and nose, including short-snouted breeds, allergies, obesity, dental issues, smoking, infections (including fungal), medications, sleeping position, and object blockage.
Identify signs of canine hearing loss, such as ignoring calls and sounds. Seek veterinary diagnosis, as some cases are temporary with proper care.
Eradicate fleas from home and yard by breaking reproduction with heat treatment, thorough cleaning, vacuuming, and chemical controls like methoprene and nematodes, and consult your vet for guidance.
Outdoors, protect a visually impaired dog with a loud whistle, a short leash, and a collar or bandana indicating blindness. Microchip him, avoid dangerous areas, and walk a familiar route.
Identify the causes of lactose intolerance in dogs, focusing on lactase levels and reduced digestion after weaning. Learn why cow and goat milk can cause digestive upset.
Identify osteoarthritis, the main arthritis form in senior dogs, as inflammation of the joints and observe early signs such as stiffness, limping, reluctance to jump, and changes in mood.
Explore the causes of arthritis in dogs, including aging-related wear and tear, obesity-related joint stress, injuries like ligament tears, dislocations, broken bones, and inherited joint conditions.
Manage arthritis in dogs by maintaining a healthy weight with a vet-guided diet, promoting mobility through short daily walks and swimming, and using harnesses, ramps, warmth, and an orthopedic bed.
Identify the cause of your dog's limping by inspecting the limb for injuries, swelling, and foreign objects, and know when to seek veterinary care.
Explore how seizures in dogs arise from brain tumors or injuries, organ diseases like kidney and liver failure, hypothyroidism, hypoglycemia, insulin overdose, medications, toxins, and food additives.
Plan practical prevention for dog seizures: avoid head trauma and heat exposure, prevent poisoning and allergens, manage stress, monitor health every six months, and include omega-3s for brain regulation.
Our dogs depend on us for their care and well being. As pet parents it’s our responsibility to know them enough so that we can figure out when something is wrong with them.
For instance, most dogs will readily eat anything left on the ground, but if you observe that your dog is not even eating from his own food bowl, or his energy levels are down, then it is a clear indication that he needs help. Similarly if you find that your dog is barking excessively or is becoming extra clingy it may indicate some behavioral or medical issue in him.
Decoding the unusual symptoms and behaviors exhibited by your dog will help you to understand your dog better. And this in turn will help you to provide him the required support at the right time.
So if you are also looking for ways to understand your dog better and provide him the best life possible, you have come to the right place. This course is designed specifically for all of you lovely dog parents.
The basic objective of this course is to help you to enrich the lives of your dogs.
Broadly, this course is divided into 2 major sections. The first section deals with common health issues, their symptoms and the respective preventive measures, while the second section deals with common behavior problems and ways to rectify them.
Here is a detailed overview of these 2 sections that we will be covering in this course:
As discussed earlier, the first section of this course will cover various health problems faced by our canine friends that will include and will not be limited to gaining excessive weight, vision and hearing issues, bloat issues, dental issues, skin and ear infections. Further we will also discuss about joint pain or Arthritis, vomiting and diarrhea, losing control over bladder, infections caused by ticks, fleas and worms, kennel cough, suffering from seizures, diabetes, cancer, memory loss, lactose intolerance and many others.
In this section, we will be discussing about the
Possible symptoms and the underlying causes of these common health ailments
Tips for managing your dog if he is suffering from any of these health related issues
Preventive measures that you can take to avoid these health problems in your pooch
In the second section of this course we will discuss about common behavior problems found in dogs like begging, different types of fears and aggressions, food guarding, separation anxiety, attention seeking behavior, excessive barking, urination and defecation issues, compulsive disorder, destructive chewing, chasing behavior, eating and rolling in the poop, eating grass and others
In this section, we will also look at the possible reasons & the potential solutions for these behaviors exhibited by dogs. Understanding the exact reasons behind these behaviors will help you to prevent such unwanted behaviors in your dog.
In addition to this, we will also be taking you through several basic obedience commands like sit, stay, lie down and come to name a few.
And all of this, you will be able to learn in the comfort of your home and that too without the need to spend hundreds of dollars. So enroll in this class to understand your dog better and give him the best life possible.
With all this in store, we can assure that you would enjoy this course thoroughly and with a 30 days money back guarantee there is nothing to worry about!