Bad Shih Tzu behavior usually comes from confusion, not “attitude.” Most of the time, they simply don’t understand what you want, and they accidentally train you instead. Shih Tzus are smart, stubborn, affectionate, and honestly a little dramatic sometimes. If you train them the right way, they turn into amazing little companions who follow rules […]

A rushed dog introduction creates weeks of messy “drama” that didn’t need to happen. Most problems start because people let the new dog flood the old dog’s space too fast, then they act shocked when the older dog gets snappy. I treat introductions like a slow merge in traffic, not a head-on meeting. I’ve done

Cleaning your dog’s nails sounds simple until you realize most dogs treat paw handling like you’re trying to steal their soul. The truth is, nail care isn’t just about cutting length, it’s about keeping the whole paw area clean, healthy, and comfortable. And yes, it can absolutely be done at home without blood, panic, or

Dog collar stink usually comes from trapped bacteria, yeast, skin oil, and wet-dog funk that builds up faster than most people realize. And honestly, if your dog loves rolling in grass, puddles, or questionable mystery smells, that collar becomes a tiny crime scene. Most people wash their dog but forget the collar, which is kind

Dog hair becomes a problem when you stop cleaning it daily and start “deep cleaning” it weekly. That’s when it turns into a furry layer on your couch, your clothes, and somehow your coffee table even though your dog never goes near it. The annoying part is that it doesn’t just sit there like dust.