Stairs Dogs are naturally accustomed to walking on flat ground, even if hills or inclines are present. So, jutted steps, can feel foreign to them. As such, stairs create a combined fear of ...

Nothing had changed. This fear of dogs has stayed with me for so long, I think it will probably always be there. But it does have an upside.

A video of a Golden Retriever dog named Xena finally overcoming her fear of crossing a bridge captured the hearts of many on social media. On March 16, the owner of the dog took to Instagram to ...

Fear can trigger scampering, which in turn can cause the dog to slip, reconfirming fear. Assistive devices such as Dr. Buzby’s toe grips (toegrips.com) can help prevent accidental slips and falls.

Understanding Your Dog’s Fear Recognize the Signs of Fear: Pay attention to your dog’s body language. Signs of anxiety may include panting, pacing, whining, hiding, or even destructive behavior.