How to teach a dog recall Recall is one of the toughest things for both dogs to learn and people to train – often because
Getting to grips with reward-based dog training One thing you hear time and time again is: “Positive reinforcement didn’t work for my dog.” Firstly, positive
The technical side of sound desensitisation for dogs Dogs can develop a stress response to all kinds of noises, whether the sound is loud and
What does your dog really need? Having a dog isn’t just about teaching them to sit, stay, walk on a lead and come when called.
The importance of vet referral Have you ever wondered why a dog behaviourist asked for a vet referral before they could start working with you?
Understanding reactive dogs a little better Avoiding, or at the very least reducing, a reactive dog’s exposure to triggers is the first step in most
This dog training blog is designed to provide dog training advice and support for anyone who is interested in learning more about the wonderful world of canines. You might be a person with zero experience of dogs, a long-time dog guardian, someone who is not in a financial position to hire a trainer yet, or a professional looking for more educational resources to read in your spare time.
In the above posts, you’ll find everything from initial puppy training tips to in-depth looks at specific behavioural issues and answers to topical questions such as whether dominance exists in dogs and what effect neutering really has on their behaviour. (Spoiler: it’s probably not what you think.)
While there’s still a lot we don’t know about other species like dogs, I’m passionate about diving into research and uncovering fascinating findings that can help improve our dogs’ lives and teach us how to teach them nifty things along the way. Plus, I love dispelling myths as unfortunately, there are still a lot of misunderstandings when it comes to our furry friends.
If there’s a topic you’d like me to cover or a burning question you’ve always wanted to know the answer to, please get in touch!
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