When your dog humps, it may make you and all the other humans around feel uncomfortable. Dog humping is instinctual, but understanding what’s behind that drive and how to kindly correct your dog are ...

TAMPA BAY, Fla. (BLOOM) – If you've ever had a dog suddenly latch onto your leg, a pillow, or even another pet, you've probably wondered: Why do dogs hump? While it might seem awkward or even funny, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Puppies are all about exploration. They learn boundaries by nipping at each other and eating things that make them puke—not cute, ...

Co-authored with positive, force-free dog trainer Mary Angilly. Dogs do dog things and engage in acts we sometimes consider disgusting, inappropriate, and outlandish. But all they're doing is being a ...

I receive numerous emails asking something like, "Why does my dog hump other dogs?" Sometimes people ask, "Why does my dog hump his water bowl, her favorite toy, or my or other peoples' legs?" or "Why ...

Q: Our dog really likes one of our cats. He’s neutered and she’s spayed. They’ve always been friends (we catch them cuddling and sleeping together regularly) but, over the last few weeks, he’s been ...

QUESTION: Despite being female and neutered, my dog constantly humps other dogs and even visitors’ legs. It’s so embarrassing. What can I do about it? ANSWER: Dogs get up to all kinds of cringe-y ...

Dogs sniff each other’s butts and stick their faces in our crotches as a way to say hello. Not exactly our style, but it’s the canine version of networking (“Oh my gosh, Luna! We met at the park last ...