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Recent Posts

Beware of the experts!…
Come back!…
At first glance…
Dominance or dominant aggression?
The devil is in the detail…
Getting the right advice – a tale of a distressed dog…
Keeping track…
Stop spraying water at our dogs to control them…
Reactive dogs and private fields – a view…
Doing the right thing…
Degree of difficulty…
He does that sometimes..
That dog is untrainable…
Who advocates for assistance dogs?
My dogs’ reactive – it’s a thing…
Training worries
A dog’s life…
Ziggy – beautiful life…
Raw diets – worth the risk?
Tell tail signs…
Harmful ‘training’…
A quiet approach…
Impact of lockdown on our dogs…
When is it too old to have a dog?
Ho, ho, ho! Let’s get a puppy…
What is a canine behaviourist?
A dogs life is valuable…
A sh*tty day!…
Getting advice from the right person…
Unhappy dogs – in plain sight…
Failing our dogs – when advice is just wrong
Dogs and our mental health
When love it not enough
Children and dogs
Urgh! Don’t do that!
Separation distress and lockdown
Separation Distress…
Let sleeping dogs lie…
Situations can get out of hand…
Wolves in our homes?
Canine behaviour problems and breeding
Punishment or reward (kindness) based training – research
Can you train your dog? Poor advice…
Keeping your dogs safe…
Dogs do it for kids (or how living with a dog when a child can lower the risk of Schizophrenia)
Mental health in our dogs – a disturbing trend…
Run away!…
Mummy, mummy! Get me a puppy for Xmas!
The myth of the naughty dog…
Raw pet food and superbugs
Dogs need responsible owners…
Humans and dog companionship
Understanding dogs…
We should NEVER hit our dogs
Positive action, not evasive action helps our dogs
Parallels between helping dogs and humans
Reactive dogs are traumatised dogs
Canicross – fun for you and your dog – I think not…
Dogs and horses
Shouting at your dog is unhelpful…
Reward or bribery?
Temperature is rising – get those layers on!
Dogs and water – don’t force the issue…
Expert advice? Confused owners…
Out of control?…
Cold concerns
Stressed dog owners
Give a dog a chance…
Taking responsibility
Understanding the needs of rescue dogs
A new dog – it’s a team effort
Getting a dog – choosing carefully
Reactive dogs – help them…
Staffies – dangerous dogs?
Physically punishing our dogs is not training — it is abuse!
Heat and dogs — give them a break
Short nosed dogs – time to stop…
Out of sight, out of mind – No!
Over excited dogs – putting the time in -the Royal Navy way
Re-homing – loosen the lead a little
A bit of a stretch – the curse of extension leads
It’s all about control — a shocker…
Getting along together
Who do you call? Simple advice for choosing a dog behaviourist
A footballers injury for dogs…
The new guy — fitting in with your other pups…
Your dog and group dynamics — keeping an eye on things…
They are cute but… listen to the owner!
Cash and carry? Not the way to get a dog…
Stick with the programme — it’s the key…
It’s playtime!
The problem with puppy classes…
Pressure wraps — the universal cure
Fireworks and frightened dogs
We can work it out…
If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again..
Why I couldn’t stand by and let another owner hit his dog and you shouldn’t either
Huskies do it —why other dogs shouldn’t
Shock collars — the cruel and lazy way
Take the plunge
Who comes first — the Vet or the Behaviourist?
Raw meat and your dog – a controversial subject
A lost cause…
The group dog walk…
It’s a dog’s life…
Size does matter! Why you should pay attention to little dogs…
The angry dog owner!
A dog is forever, not for Christmas… P.S. dogs love Christmas
A fearful tale
Taking the plunge
Recall — if you only teach your dog one thing — make it this

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