Common behavioral problems w/dogs and cats

Typical problematic behaviors of cats and dogs, explained and offering solutions.
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Lydia This has been very helpful to myself and friends that I have forwarded to. Can't thank you enough. I couldn't find anything about dogs pacing though. My friends dog has just started doing this for no reason that we know of. 3/7/2008
Jaimilechaith Hi everybody,
Is everything fine? What's going on?		 12/31/2007
Joey I have a question?????? can dogs comuicate by blinnking???
sincerley a loving pet owner		 11/26/2007
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Leanne Lacart good explanations but no solutions 8/25/2007
ashley i think that cats should be with there own species and dogs should do the same and stay with there prey. 8/26/2006
Arlene this is a question, since I don't see it addressed anywhere. Can dogs develop behavioral tics, such as scratching themselves where there is no apparent reason. (no ticks or fleas) and the area is consistantly the same one. More particularly, if this happens can it be to replace a previous behavior that was eliminated (licking a surgery site).?????? 8/25/2006
a.m. Ham My dog will not sleep more than 6 hours during the night, How can I make her sleep longer?
She has a unusal "tic" in that she shakes her head back and forth snd bites the air motion.She likes dark places.		 5/29/2006
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