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Things They Didn’t Tell You
All the things you didn’t know you needed to know…
Irrational Behaviour in Dogs
Have you ever stood back and wondered what on earth your dog was thinking when he performed a certain behaviour? Don’t worry, your dog isn’t broken, this happens a lot. Dogs don’t always think in straight lines, in fact, irrational…
The Importance of Consistency in Dog Training
Consistency in dog training is important, we all know that, but do you know why? I’ll explain what it means to be consistent and predictable. I’ll also tell you what happens when you stop being consistent, and how you can…
How long does dog training take?
I’m often asked how long does dog training take! This is a great question but it’s almost impossible to answer with any certainty, and here’s why…
Living with teenage dog behaviour!
If your once sweet and fun loving puppy has recently morphed into a demon, it’s very likely you are now living with a canine adolescent! Teenage dog behaviour is no joke. So here’s my take on what your dog is…
The impact of patience in dog training and rehabilitation
The impact of patience in dog training and rehabilitation should not be underestimated. You can have the very best advice, and perfectly suited training techniques, but if you don’t have enough patience to follow through you’ll not get the results…
The behaviour training process… and why it doesn’t follow a straight line?
You might think that if you start the behaviour training process on day one, and you work hard at it over the following days and weeks. That each day you should expect to see a steady improvement. That might be…
The perfect time to start dog behaviour training
Many people say that the earlier you start dog behaviour training the better, but is this actually true? A puppy might learn faster, but they are excitable and easily distracted. An older dog might take longer to learn something new,…
Managing Emotions not Behaviour!
Often training plans focus on changing a specific behaviour, but I think this can be a mistake. A calm dog is rarely a challenging dog, so it makes sense to focus on achieving a calm mind as opposed to chasing…
Why does my dog… and how can I stop him?
Why does anyone do anything? The answer is simple really; we do what we do because it works. We do what we do because it makes us feel good; because on some level it has somehow satisfied a primal need…