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PET PEEVES

Just a proud pup and his stash of bones.

Dogs can tear up a lawn with an overwhelming desire to dig and bury things. Where does that impulse come from, and what do they think they’re accomplishing?

Jake Rossen








This cat is definitely hatching a plan to get someone to open the door.

You may have no choice but to close a door—much to your cat’s disappointment. Here are some ways you can make this undesirable situation slightly more tolerable. 

Alexia Kontolemos


Not even sorry.

According to experts, this behavior has a few explanations, but being a bully probably isn’t one of them. We also offer a few solutions for how to stop cats from knocking things over.

Rebecca OConnell




This cat is clearly not amused.

A certified cat trainer provides expert tips on how to make the experience less stressful for both you and your pet.

Alexia Kontolemos


Caught in action.

Letting your cat walk across the counter can be pretty gross. We had a cat expert offer some advice on how to nip that habit in the bud.

Alexia Kontolemos
“Wake up, human!”

There are a few reason why your cat might be meowing late at night—we asked an expert how to stop the behavior.

Alexia Kontolemos


Barking at nothing is a popular dog pastime.

Barking into the abyss is a frequent complaint of pet owners, but there's an explanation. (And no, it's not aliens.)

Jake Rossen




Not something a driver wants to see in their rear-view mirror.

A professional dog trainer explains the instinctual reason driving the behavior and offers some expert advice on how to stop your dog from chasing cars.

Alexia Kontolemos