Taking off with your pup might sound exciting, but flights can be stressful for dogs (and their humans, too!). Don't panic ...

For example, if you come home from work and your dog starts jumping all over you when you walk in the door, don’t acknowledge them. Wait until they calm down before giving them attention.

Aromatherapy relaxes and helps your dog fall asleep. Massage your dog with lavender oil to calm it down. Make sure to rub the back of its head with your hands. Don’t forget to stroke down the ...

In a viral Tiktok video, a dog trainer from Nashville, Tennessee, followed users' advice to pet her Belgian malinois puppy to calm him down, but it didn't exactly go as they had suggested it would.

Keeping your pooch comfortable while traveling is key for having a calm dog. However you’re traveling, setting up a cozy space for them to lie down in can make all the difference. The Frisco ...

If your dog is scared, the natural instinct is often to calm it down by petting it. But according to a vet, that might not be enough. Juan Manuel Liquindoli, an animal behaviour specialist ...