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Dog Etiquette Can�t we all just get along? There are billions of people living on this great earth and hundreds of millions of dogs. Too often there are clashes resulting from poorly trained dogs, under-educated people, and dog owners who are misinformed and lazy. The key to fixing these problems is what I call �Dog Etiquette�. Dog etiquette involves education, training, and a proactive approach to making sure that our dogs can co-exist with the other creatures on this planet. Remember not everyone likes dogs or understands dog behavior. Proper dog etiquette will drastically reduce dog bites, will turn our dogs into better citizens, will result in less runaway dogs, less stray animals, and better relationships between our dogs and our children and all of those �non dog-lovers� in the world. So pay attention and read up. Chances are that you are currently in violation of some dog etiquette rules that would make you, your dog, and those around you much happier. Good luck and good training.
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Dog Lovers and Dating 
Don't send Rover to the doghouse when you have a new relationship. Find out if your date is dog friendly - take Rover along! Read this great article about dating with dogs. Dog Breeding - When Should You Breed Your Dog?
Are we doing a disservice to dogs and dog owners by breeding dogs? Dog Bite Prevention Millions every year are victims of dog bites. Proper etiquette and education calls for dog bite prevention training. Learn some keys to success. Understanding the Dog Bite Understanding the psychology of why a dog will bite is key to avoiding a dog bite. Learn why dogs bite. Introducing Two Dogs Introducing two dogs in public can sometimes end in tragedy. Learn how to avoid this. European Dogs vs. American Dogs European dogs are welcome in many more places than are American dogs. Why is that? Read more. Polite Dog or Dominant Pet? Is your dog showing good etiquette by shaking 'hands'? When your dog offers his paw to shake it may not mean what you think.
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