Perhaps one of the most commonly used words I hear with people and their dogs is the word “no”….and when I mention in classes that “no” is something we should avoid saying to our dogs, I am often greeted with slightly sceptical responses. So I thought I would write a...
Something I feel very passionately about is that we, as dog owners, educate ourselves so that we can read our dog and understand what they are saying to us. They obviously don't understand our language, but they do have their very own language that they use to...
I am pleased to say it doesn't happen very often nowadays, but occasionally I still do get clients who are very reluctant to use food rewards when training their dogs or puppies. It baffles me, as it is like asking us to go to work and not get paid at the end of the...
This is a guest blog I did for "Barks and Bunnies" - they are a family run company who provide natural and homemade treats, plus great gifts for dogs and rabbits. Check out their website and treat your dog or rabbit! It is fast approaching that time of year that many...
The weather is getting warmer, so please make sure you remember your four legged friend - it is best to leave him at home than leave him in the car even for a few minutes. Please take a few moments to read through the information below from the RSPCA:- Don't leave...
A common misconception is that if a dog growls, he must be told that this is not acceptable. In actual fact by telling a dog off for growling, we are likely to make the dog's reactions far worse. We have our voices to communicate to people if we want something or are...