Who needs an excuse to show their dog how much they love them? No one. With the tough year we’ve just had and St Valentine’s day on the horizon I thought it would be nice to create a list of 100 ways you can show your dog just how much …
During the coronavirus lockdowns, many people found themselves unexpectedly working from home with their dogs. For us, there are pros and cons about working from home but what about our canine friends? How can you avoid separation anxiety in your dog after lockdown? Dogs, generally, have probably been positively affected …
Getting your dog to bark less will take time, work, practice and consistency. It won’t happen overnight but one of the first things you can try is to actually teach your dog to bark on cue. This might sound weird, but it’s actually a brilliant way to reduce barking and get your dog to stop barking when you ask!
There are a number of methods you can use to teach your dog not to jump up; they don’t need to be aversive or use physical tools. The hardest part (as with most behaviour work) is the consistency and dedication it takes of you and your family to work with your dog.
What do you do when waving your tasty piece of crispy chicken skin around just isn’t a better offer than those pigeons your dog is chasing? Here’s how to stop your dog chasing things.
It’s usually at the top of the list of behaviours you would like to improve and there are a number of methods you can use to teach your dog loose leash walking. Here’s my favourite. It does take a lot of patience but well worth the results for both of you! Equipment you …
