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While we link puppy excitement with happiness and delight, over-excitement is usually linked with unwanted behaviors like jumping, biting, barking, whining and so on. A puppy can cross this line in a matter of seconds. https://t.co/7LlUFQojZX

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We often term this as behavior problems due to boredom. To prevent this from happening, keeping a dog engaged in productive activities apart from their daily walks is vital. https://t.co/Aklogqj5hJ

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Some of us may be blessed with a naturally calm pup. But, for the rest of us - a calm puppy is a privilege earned over months of rigorous training. Here's a little help to get you started -

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Out of all the social interactions that are out of the window, hugging is what I miss the most. So, obviously, my dog's gotta learn how to hug! Kidding. PS - Not all dogs like being hugged. If your dog does, here's a few tips to teach him the right way - https://t.co/cNxurLrXpd

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There are no substantiated statistics, but a simple internet search is enough to show there are countless verified reports of dogs getting mauled and attacked at dog parks. Read on to know why you'd rarely find a dog trainer's dog there - https://t.co/FK1nwXih91

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Are Dog Parks worth it? I often find behaviorists and trainers on one side of this coin and pet parents wanting their dogs to make other 'dog friends' on the other side. Read on to know why you'd rarely ever find a dog trainer's dog there - https://t.co/FK1nwXih91

Dogs who aren’t well mentally stimulated throughout their lives are more prone to cognitive dysfunctions as they get older. A bored dog can be dangerous not only for your environment but also for your dog. Read on for tips to keep that pooch entertained-

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