HOME ALONE – TIPS FOR LEAVING YOUR DOG AT HOME
By Rhiannon Cecil If we could, we would take our dogs with us wherever we went. We’d probably also work
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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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IT’S ALL IN A LOOK – RESEARCH FROM HARVARD
At Harvard University, researchers have been investigating canines’ ability to understand human non-verbal communication by getting humans to either gaze
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IDENTIFYING SIGNS OF STRESS IN YOUR CANINE COMPANION
It’s (hopefully) well known by now that dogs can experience stress, and whilst stress in dogs is not identical to
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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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THE PAW-LICKING PROBLEM
As with all dog behaviours, there are multiple reasons why dogs lick or chew their paws. These include habit, injuries,
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