Dr. Radosta is moving on from Purely Puppy, but not from petMD. She’ll just be shifting locations. Today she explains her reason for moving to a new spot and why that is a good thing.

Dr. Radosta has found that where serious behavior problems are involved, it is more often the dog who has the problem, not the owner.

It is doggy nature to investigate the world with the nose and the mouth. Yet, for some pups it is the nose and mouth that continually get them in trouble, reinfecting them with intestinal parasites.

We all know that you get more flies with honey than with vinegar, but for some reason, dogs seem to be exempt from that rule. Bullying dogs is not only accepted in our society, it is held up as an ideal on some popular television shows.