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 | From Alyson Burgess, your About Pets Editor We love our pets, but it's hard to deny that sometimes they behave in ways that baffle us. If you've been having trouble understanding your pet's odd behavior, then check out the information in the articles below. It will help you and your pet get on the same page behaviorally-speaking, and offer insight as to why your pet might be acting the way that he or she does. | |
Why Does My Pet Bird Bite?
If you own a pet bird, you will get bitten at some point -- but it doesn't mean that your feathered friend isn't nice or doesn't appreciate your company. Read on to discover why pet birds tend to bite people even though they mean no real harm, and learn ways to counteract this behavior that will make handling your pet more comfortable for the both of you!
| Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
If your older dog has seemed absent-minded as of late, then it may not be "all in your head." Senior dogs can suffer from a condition called Cognitive Canine Dysfunction that can cause some rather odd behavior problems. Look over the information in this article to learn more about this disorder's signs, symptoms, and treatment.
| 8 Ways to Bond With Your Horse
Often the key to understanding animal behavior is to spend more time getting to know your pet. If you and your horse could use some quality time together, then don't miss this great list of ways to form a deeper, more meaningful bond with your equine friend.
| Kissing Fish: What Causes This Behavior?
While the "Kissing Gourami" may be a popular aquarium fish due to its pretty colors and unique "kissing" behaviors, many fish lovers have been shocked to learn about the real origins of this behavioral display, and what it really means when these fish "kiss."
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