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How to Train Your Dog to Walk Politely on a Leash

Posted on June 2nd, 2023

Training your dog to walk politely on a leash is an essential skill that ensures not only the safety of your furry friend but also their ability to interact harmoniously with people and other animals. With the right equipment and a basic understanding of dog training techniques, you can enhance your dog’s walks, making every


How to Teach Your Dogs to Interact with Others

Posted on April 22nd, 2023

Socializing and training your dog to interact with others is an essential aspect of their overall development and well-being. Despite this, many dog owners neglect this critical aspect, hindering their pet’s growth and potentially increasing the likelihood of a dog bite or aggressive behavior. To ensure your dog is well-behaved and confident around new people,


How to Safely Interact with Unfamiliar Dogs

Posted on April 15th, 2023

Approaching unfamiliar dogs can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if you are not familiar with dog behavior and body language. However, with the right knowledge and approach, you can reduce the risk of being bitten and have a safe and enjoyable interaction. Here are some tips on how to safely interact with unfamiliar dogs. #1:


How to Respond to Signs of Aggression in Dogs to Prevent Dog Bites

Posted on March 20th, 2023

Dogs are an incredibly popular pet in Washington state, and for good reason: they are often loyal, affectionate, and make great companions. As much as we love dogs, they can sometimes exhibit aggressive behavior. Aggression in dogs is a serious matter that can lead to injuries and even fatalities.  As a responsible dog owner or


How to Educate the Public on Dog Bites

Posted on March 15th, 2023

Dog bites are a common occurrence that can have serious consequences for both the victim and the dog. While some dog bites may be minor, others can result in severe injuries and even death.  Education is critical in preventing dog bites, which can cause severe injuries and even death. Whether you are a dog owner,


The Importance of Socializing Dogs to Prevent Dog Bites

Posted on February 28th, 2023

Dogs are known for being loyal and affectionate pets, but they can also be dangerous if they are not socialized properly. Socialization is a critical aspect of dog ownership that can help prevent aggressive behavior and reduce the risk of dog bites. Unfortunately, not all owners socialize their dogs and allow dangerous, aggressive animals near


Why Dogs Nip and How to Correct It

Posted on February 27th, 2023

Dogs are beloved members of many households and bring joy and happiness to their owners. However, there are times when dogs engage in unwanted actions, such as nipping. Nipping is a common behavior in dogs that can range from playful to aggressive.  It is essential to understand why dogs nip and how to correct this


How Dog Attacks Can Lead to Other Injuries

Posted on January 31st, 2023

Despite their popularity, dogs can be incredibly dangerous animals in the hands of negligent and reckless owners. Every year, people are injured in dog attacks, suffering serious bite injuries that lead to lasting complications. Dog bites are not the only injury you could suffer in a dog attack, however. A dog attack can lead to


How Long After a Dog Bite Can You Sue the Owner?

Posted on January 31st, 2023

After a vicious dog attack, the last thing on your mind is filing a lawsuit. You’re preoccupied with seeking medical care, processing the trauma of the incident, and healing from any complications or secondary infections. Plus, the person who owned the animal may be a friend, neighbor, or even a family member—making it difficult to


Is the Pet Sitter Liable If the Dog Bites Them?

Posted on December 23rd, 2022

In Washington, dog owners are almost always liable if their pets bite another person. As long as the victim was lawfully on private property or in a public place, the owner would be financially responsible for the injuries that the victim suffers.  When the animal is in the care of another person, however, liability is