Rover-Time's blog continues to look at common canine characteristics that are deeply ingrained in a dog’s DNA and may be challenging to change. Our resident expert, Lynda, received another reader email asking about her little guys's favorite to-do: jumping up. This week learn how to manage your dog's jumping.

Does your cat come running at the sound of a can opening? Does he come running from his hiding spot at the sound of a shaken treat bag? If you answered yes, you've unintentionally trained your cat to do something. So yes. It's totally possible! Lynda shares five tips to cat training.

Rover-Time's blog continues to look at common canine characteristics that are deeply ingrained in a dog’s DNA and may be challenging to change. Our resident expert, Lynda, received another reader email asking about their furry friend’s favorite pastime: digging. Learn five ways to live with this completely normal dog behavior.

Lynda used to think a dog’s breed had nothing to do with its behavior. Making any assumption based on breed felt wrong to her, like some kind of unfair profiling. But the more she studied canine behavior, the more she began to recognize the importance of genetics in our most beloved companions. Read on to learn the three reasons YOU should care.