Stayadoodle Journal

As dogs age, subtle behavioural changes can sometimes signal more than normal slowing down. Canine Cognitive Dysfunction is a condition that affects senior dogs and may impact memory, awareness, and daily habits. This guide outlines common symptoms and offers practical guidance for Canadian pet parents.

Keeping your dog mentally stimulated does not require expensive store bought toys. With a few household items and thoughtful supervision, you can create simple enrichment tools at home. This guide shares safe, practical DIY dog toy ideas tailored for Canadian pet parents.

Not every dog needs hours of daily running or intense outdoor adventures. Some breeds are naturally calm and content with moderate activity and plenty of relaxation time. This guide explores the least active dog breeds that may suit Canadian pet parents seeking a quieter, lower energy companion.

Some dogs are naturally more vocal than others, expressing themselves through barking, howling, and unique sounds often described as talking. Understanding which breeds are more prone to vocal behaviour can help Canadian pet parents choose a dog that fits their lifestyle. This guide explores the most talkative dog breeds and offers practical management advice.

Howling is one of the most recognizable and misunderstood dog behaviours. While it may seem dramatic, howling is a natural form of canine communication rooted in instinct and emotion. This guide explains why dogs howl, when it is normal, and when Canadian pet parents should seek guidance.

French Bulldogs are one of Canada’s most loved companion breeds, known for their charm, compact size, and expressive faces. Choosing the right name helps strengthen communication and reflect your Frenchie’s personality. This guide explores both popular and unique French Bulldog names, along with practical naming tips for Canadian pet parents.

Bell training is a popular house training method that teaches dogs to signal when they need to go outside. When introduced properly, it can improve communication and reduce accidents. This guide explains how bell training works, who it is best for, and how Canadian pet parents can implement it effectively.

Newfoundlands are gentle giants with a reputation for loyalty, strength, and remarkable swimming ability. While their size draws attention, their temperament is what truly wins hearts. This guide explores ten truths that only Newfoundland lovers fully appreciate, with practical insight for Canadian pet parents.

The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is Canada’s smallest retriever breed, known for intelligence, agility, and a striking red coat. Originally developed for waterfowl hunting, this energetic dog thrives in active households. This guide explores temperament, care needs, and practical considerations for Canadian pet parents.