Tracking Devises for Dogs: Understanding the Different Types and Choosing the Best Option for You.

Learn about the types of conflict dogs can experience and how you can support your dog.

One key factor that I address whenever I’m looking at any form of change of behaviour in a dog, is whether that dog is in pain.

When it comes to learning a new skill, it can take a lot of concentration and weird face pulling ...

A lot of people gave me a very odd look when I told them I was getting a cockapoo puppy. But Emma… you’re the terrier lady! Why would...

My puppy’s a teenage dirtbag, baby! He doesn’t listen to my recall, lately! Cause he’s just a teenage dirtbag, baby! Yeah! What do I...

You might have seen recent posts on the internet about this topic. You might have also heard the formula ‘5 minutes per month of age’ for...

So, you've strolled in through the door and taken your dog's lead off. You've just come back from a 2 hour walk to the beach and you're...

Crates are a great tool I like to utilise for dogs for a variety of reasons. I believe that every dog should at least be crate trained...

I know, I know, when you clicked on this post, you must have been thinking what on Earth does a frog have to do with dog training? Well,...

Whelp, it’s December so that means we can talk about Christmas without guilt! I wanted to get this blog out early so that you have...

The safeguarding of children and dogs has become a personal topic for me since I became a mother. It is a topic I also think all...

The time is upon us! Diwali is tonight and Bonfire Night is happening tomorrow. If you have a dog who fears fireworks, it is a bit too...

Happy Howloween! Does your puppy become possessed in the evening hours? Round about 7 o’clock in the evening something strange happens......

Travelling with your pooch is a part of life, weather its for the daily walk, or only when you need to head to the vets.

It’s important to keep the behaviours we have taught our dogs in good working order, especially if it’s something we aren’t using often.

It can be quite a common misconception that if dogs don’t do as we tell them they are being defiant or are ‘trying it on’.