FIREWORKS – WHY PREPARATION IS NEEDED
Fireworks are a predictable, annual stressor for many dogs. And yet, every year, owners find themselves searching for last-minute solutions […]
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ASKDQ: PULLING ON THE LEAD
Q: I love walking my dog, but he pulls a lot on the lead. How can I teach him to
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TEACHING A RELIABLE RECALL
Building a strong come command in all environments A reliable recall – a dog who comes when called regardless of
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LANDMARK STUDY – CBD SHOWS PROMISE IN REDUCING CANINE AGGRESSION
Research on 47,000 dogs reveals encouraging long-term behavioural changes In the largest study of its kind, researchers analysing data from
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MANAGING GUESTS WHEN YOUR DOG STRUGGLES SOCIALLY
Why not all dogs want to be festive The holidays bring people together, but for many dogs, a house full
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HOLIDAY STRESS IN DOGS
What the science says Every December, we see the same headlines: ‘How to stop your dog misbehaving over the holidays’
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NEW YEAR, CALMER DOG
What actually changes behaviour long-term January is traditionally framed as a reset. New routines, new classes, new goals. For many
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THE OVERSTIMULATED DOG
Why busy isn’t always better We live in an age of activity. Our dogs go to daycare, agility, scent work,
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ASKDQ: LICKING PAWS
Q: Why does my dog lick his paws? A: Paw licking is one of the most common canine habits, and
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LOW MOOD
Understanding depression in dogs Dogs are celebrated for their joy – their enthusiasm for a walk, a meal, or simply