Boredom and fatigue look eerily similar in dogs. If your canine doesn’t speak human language (or hasn’t learned how to communicate using buttons), it’s up to you to read the signs and help your pup.

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Bored dogs will usually find ways to entertain themselves, from digging to tearing out the trash. Rotating toys, training your dog, and adding more exercise and playtime can all help curb boredom. If ...

Do dogs get bored? They sure do! Just like humans, our fur friends need enough stimulation to stay happy and healthy. Boredom can lead to unwanted behavior, like chewing, barking, or escaping, and can ...

A viral video has left viewers in stitches after they saw what a dog did while at home all alone. A French bulldog named Arthur was caught getting into shenanigans thanks to the home camera. His ...

As we have discussed in this column in the past, boredom is one of the most common factors in dogs getting themselves into trouble. This often presents itself by destructive behavior which can be ...