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It shouldn’t if you pair it with immediate, warm reinforcement for paws-down or a cued sit/place. Most dogs catch on fast when calm behavior = attention.
Yes keep the joy, change the mechanics. Crouch/sit, cue “place,” or hand the toy first, then celebrate.
Leash on before opening the door, cue “place,” reward, then release to greet calmly.
Around 6–7 for large breeds, 10–12 for small ones. But you’ll know by changes: slower walks, more naps, drinking more water.
Every 6 months even if they seem fine. Blood work and urine tests can catch problems before symptoms appear.
High-quality protein, fewer calories, and easy-to-digest food. Fresh food or vet-approved homemade meals can help picky eaters.
Yes. You’re human. Your dog doesn’t judge you. Just keep showing up. That’s what love looks like even on hard days.
Most senior dogs thrive on Blue Buffalo Senior Dog Food, but every pup is unique. If your dog has allergies or specific health issues, consult your vet to pick the right formula.