An Australian shepherd plays with my dog and pulls her ears to get her to join in. Do they do this to sheep when herding?

Cathy Freeman is the only person to have been awarded both the Australian of the Year and Young Australian of the Year titles.

Herding dogs have a ton of energy, so tiring them out each day through walks, runs, and play time will be the best way to keep them happy! If you...

If the area is red, swollen, and leaking pus, it may be infected. Soak the piercing 2-3 times per day in a mixture of warm (not hot) water and non-iodized...

What age is your German Shepherd? If it's young, they'll probably stay up when it grows up. Some German Shepherds have naturally floppy ears, especially as a puppy. You shouldn't...

Try a technique called "reinforcement of an alternative behavior"—in other words, give your dog something to herd in place of the nipping behavior. This could be something like agility training...

No, removing followers from their outside relationships is classic cult behavior.

It sounds like you’ve already asked her out if she’s told you she’d date you when she’s ready. She’ll let you know if and when that date arrives. In the...

Those apologies were a good first step. Why not ask her what else you can do to make it right?

Give her a chew or have a passenger sit her down next to her and stroke her comfortingly.

Medicine will naturally run out of your ears — they are not blocked. As long as you get the medication in the ear, that is what counts.