DOG DRESS-UP: OKAY OR NOT?
Instagram is full of accounts with dogs dressed up in a whole variety of (admittedly cute) outfits, and yet on […]
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RANK REDUCTION PROGRAMMES AND WHY THEY HAVE NO PLACE IN TRAINING TODAY
By Sarah Wanless Rank Reduction Programmes (RRPs) were developed as a response to behavioural problems in dogs. RRPs are based
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RESOURCE GUARDING IN DOGS
It is perfectly natural for dogs to want to protect their food, their toys or their bed. After all, these
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HOW TO TEACH YOUR DOG TO GREET STRANGERS
Does your dog seem unfriendly when meeting unfamiliar people or greeting visitors to your home? If so, the chances are, he’s
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RAISED BY DOGS – THE ROLE DOGS PLAY IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT
By Rhiannon Cecil Children that interact with dogs regularly show significant improvement in their academic, social and personal development. Your
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CREATE A SAFE AND STIMULATING GARDEN FOR YOUR DOG
By Rhiannon Cecil Your dog enriches your life, so why not return the favour and create an environment that’s safe
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ADDING A WHISTLE TO YOUR TRAINING TOOLBOX
Long considered to be the preserve of shepherds and gundog handlers, whistles are increasingly being recognised in the non-working dog
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DOG TRAINING – FINDING A SUITABLE CLASS
By Rhiannon Cecil You know the saying, ‘You can’t teach an old dog new tricks’? Well, it’s actually not so
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