Whole Dog Journal reviews dog food, dog toys, and dog health and care products, and also teaches positive dog training methods.

The best in health, wellness, and positive training from America’s leading dog experts

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Dog Food
- All Canned Dog Food Dog Food Information Dog Treats Dry Dog Food Fresh, Dried or Dehydrated Nutrition Raw & Home-Prepared
  
  Food
  
  Concerns about Homemade Dog Food Recipes
  
  Food
  
  The Best Food for Small Dogs
  
  Dog Treats
  
  The Best (and Safest) Chew Bones for Dogs
  
  Food
  
  Changing Dog Food Too Quickly
Dog Behavior
- All Aggression Biting & Growling Demand Behavior Fear & Confidence Humping Impulse Control Instincts & DNA Leash & Barrier Reactivity Reading Your Dog’s Body Language Resource Guarding Separation Anxiety Stress Signals
  
  Behavior
  
  Do Dogs Have a Sense of Time?
  
  Behavior
  
  How To Bond With Your Dog
  
  Behavior
  
  Dog Sports for Reactive Dogs
  
  Behavior
  
  Why Do Dogs Run Away?
Dog Training
- All Advanced Dog Training Beginner Dog Training Cognitive Skills Crates House Rules & Good Manners House Training Positive Conditioning Professional & Group Training Recalls & Leash Training Sit, Wait, Stay Special Needs Training Tricks, Games, Sports
  
  Training
  
  Why Alpha Dog Training is Outdated
  
  Training
  
  Train a Dog to Ring a Bell
  
  Beginner Dog Training
  
  How To Train a Dog to Use a Pee Pad
  
  Positive Conditioning
  
  Positive Reinforcement Dog Training: 6 Tips for Training With Treats
Dog Health
- All Arthritis Bloat Cancer Common Medications Dental Health Digestion ER & Surgery Eye Disorders First Aid Heart Disease Injuries Kennel Cough Other Diseases Overweight Dogs Pee Problems Skin Allergies Spay and Neuter Ticks Vaccinations Vet Visits
  
  Health
  
  How to Get Rid of Nasal Mites in Dogs
  
  Dental Health
  
  Does Your Dog Need Dental Insurance?
  
  Eye Disorders
  
  How to Treat Bloodshot Eyes in Dogs
  
  Common Medications
  
  Sucralfate May Help with GI Problems in Dogs
Dog Care
Lifestyle
- All Adoption Dog Gear Dogs with Jobs Human Focus
  
  Dogs with Jobs
  
  Livestock Guardian Dogs: Characteristics, Breeds, and Roles
  
  Human Focus
  
  Why are Doodle Dogs so Popular?
  
  Lifestyle
  
  Barn Hunt for Dogs
  
  Adoption
  
  Adopting a Dog from a Shelter
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Whole Dog Journal has helped dog owners and their dogs since 1998. Sensible dog care, health and nutrition advice and no-force training tips, Whole Dog Journal equips you with the tools to understand your dog, to encourage his physical and emotional wellness and to elicit his full potential and vitality.

Whole Dog Journal’s experts are recognized veterinarians, dog trainers, groomers and dog food authorities. At-home care advice, recommendations of the best dog food for your dog, conventional veterinary medicine as well as complementary therapies, positive-reinforcement, training methods – you’ll find it all at Whole Dog Journal.

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