ASKDQ: WHY DOES MY DOG SUDDENLY LICK THE FLOOR
A: Sudden, repetitive floor-licking in dogs is more than a quirky habit; it’s a behaviour known as Excessive Licking of […]
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THE SHY DOG REVOLUTION
Celebrating introverted personalities rather than trying to ‘fix’ them For too long, dog culture has celebrated the confident extrovert: the
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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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SEPARATION ANXIETY
Why it really happens and what science says about fixing it Few behavioural problems cause as much distress, to both
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THE BEHAVIOUR-HEALTH CONNECTION
What your dog’s moods are really telling you Dogs cannot tell us when something is wrong. They cannot explain that
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ARE YOUR DOG’S EMOTIONS WRITTEN IN THEIR GENES?
If you have ever looked at your anxious rescue dog or your perpetually enthusiastic Golden Retriever and wondered, “Why is
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HOW TO STOP YOUR DOG FROM JUMPING ON VISITORS
Dogs jumping up on people can be a frustrating and somewhat embarrassing habit, but with patience and positive reinforcement, it’s
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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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