It can be easy to see an energetic pooch and label them as a hyperactive dog, but in truth, the actual condition of “hyperactivity” is exceedingly rare in dogs. Still, that technical distinction isn’t ...

Scientists have studied the blood count of hyperactive and impulsive dogs. The results indicate that the metabolites of phospholipids, tryptophan in particular, differ from the blood counts of the ...

For dog owners struggling with hyperactive dogs or excitable new puppies, maintaining a sense of calm can be a challenge. If you’ve exhausted yourself, but not your dog, playing endlessly with them ...

Keeping your hyperactive dog calm can be a full-time job. Often, the same solutions that work for high-energy or stressed-out humans also apply to hyperactive dogs. Take the chore out of calming your ...

If exercise, diet and training haven’t cured your hyperactive dog of his anxious and high-energy tendencies, it may be time to visit the vet. When all other alternatives have been exhausted, there are ...

Many pet owners are familiar with their dog’s hyperactivity, also known as the zoomies. In many cases, the root cause is the lack of a comprehensive education plan on the dog breed. Your pup may need ...

Owners of anxious, nervous or hyperactive dogs know that sometimes it takes more than a Milk-Bone to calm a dog down. These owners may now opt for doga, a style of yoga designed for humans to do with ...

Key points Many problem behaviors in dogs are anxiety-related, but some appear due to inattention or hyperactivity. Some breeds are genetically prone to behaviors like hyperactivity or inattention, or ...

Professor Hannes Lohi's research group from the University of Helsinki and the Folkhälsan Research Centre has studied the blood count of hyperactive and impulsive dogs, together with the LC-MS ...