by admin | Jul 1, 2024 | Dog Behaviour
Have you ever met one those dogs whose water bowl you’d swear is full of espresso? From the minute they wake up in the morning their pupils are like giant saucers and they literally never stop moving. Not only can they not sit still, but they pant...
by admin | Jul 1, 2024 | Dog Behaviour
A big part of being a trainer is education. Lots of education. For as much time as I’m driving to people’s houses or teaching in class I’m also watching seminars, webinars, reading books, and attending conferences. Every once in awhile I stumble upon...
by admin | Jul 1, 2024 | Dog Behaviour
I do training in people’s homes. Lots of it. I come across dogs with every type of issue, but it seems as though the problem people feel the most humiliated about is aggression. Believe me, they have a right to be embarrassed. If it isn’t...
by admin | Jul 1, 2024 | Dog Behaviour
Imagine for a second that you’re in a puppy class for the first time with your extremely shy 10 week old pup. As soon as play session starts he’s met with a full-on charge from a bouncing 14 week old goldendoodle. His first reaction is to hide under the...
by admin | Jul 1, 2024 | Dog Behaviour
Ensuring your furry friend feels secure when you’re not around is crucial for their happiness and your home’s harmony. Separation anxiety can stress out our pups, but there are plenty of friendly tips to prevent it and keep everyone feeling good. Start...
by admin | Jul 1, 2024 | Dog Behaviour
Nobody likes going to the dentist. Sitting still in a chair, enduring uncomfortable and sometimes painful procedures is not something anyone looks forward to. Go to the dentist we must though, if we want to maintain good oral care, or if something is troubling us and...
