Here are some tips to help you with getting your dog to come back when called…

This week I had a stunning example of something I tell all of my clients with reactive or anxious dogs who bark, lunge or snap at other dogs or people.

So many people I meet in the course of my job tell me how they wish they’d known how to socialise their dog when it was a puppy because…

Your puppy seems to just looove to latch onto your clothes, shoes and skin, rather than onto the toy you are offering them.

The litter has been born, and it’s just a matter of choosing the right puppy for you. But how do you know which puppy IS right?

Help! Zoomies on a lead!

Something that was once quite intimidating and seemingly impossible now seems possible… I’m seeing the proof every day.

Junk Jumble exercises your dog’s brain, keeps them occupied and safe, and they take way longer to eat their dinner this way which is healthier for their digestion. It also builds their confidence!

Here are two easy tips that could make all the difference to your walking experience.

Quinn and Zoe started out as independent farm dogs who didn’t listen and weren’t that interested in hanging out with their family. But so much has changed…

Are you wanting to get your dog or puppy occupied by themselves for the next ten minutes or so? Watch the video below to see a quick and easy way to do that NOW!

As the last post of the year, I thought it would be fitting to give every dog owner hope for the new year with their dog. Whatever your dog may be doing that is challenging right now, it can probably be resolved!

Is your dog pulling? Here’s a story to encourage you. There is hope!

As owners, we are responsible for making decisions for our dogs based on what we perceive is best for them. As a result, it is essential that we educate ourselves to endeavour to understand them as carefully as possible.

All breeds and ages of dogs can learn new things and training can have a huge positive impact on your life and your dog’s. Here are just a few of the reasons to do training with your dog.

Learn how to capture the behaviours you want and reward your dog for them so that they will do it again!

Getting your dog neutered alters the hormones produced by your dog and can result in triggering a number of behavioural changes. Below is a list of potential changes that could take place after your dog is neutered.

Raising a puppy is a huge responsibility and can be very challenging, so here are five foundational do’s and don’ts for puppy raising.

Unless you’re a second Dr Doolittle, you are probably not able to have a conversation with your dog. You probably talk to your dog, but they don’t talk back. That being said, dogs do try to talk to us through their own special method – body language. If we want to understand our dogs, it is so important for us to be able to recognise what their signals mean.

How frequently your dog needs a bath is dependent on a lot of things amongst them, your dog’s lifestyle, coat type and skin health.

You are the person your dog relies on for his health and care. You need to make sure your dog doesn’t get hold of the following foods:

We all have some expectation in mind of what our new dog will become in the future. A lot of the time a dog carefully chosen will turn out to meet your expectations, but just as often it is possible that it may not. Is there a way to guarantee that your new dog will be absolutely perfect? Nope! But you can take precautions to prevent issues from developing.

It is not uncommon for dog owners to experience frustration from their dog’s selective hearing, or rather, their dog’s tendency to obey your commands only when there is nothing better to do. Although it is certainly very annoying at times, it can be very simple and even fun to resolve!

Many dogs are fed the very best commercial dog food available and are very happy and healthy. But, what do you feed your dog if you want to give them a more natural diet, or if you would like to supplement a processed diet with fresh food?