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Animal Practitioner Series: Pet Owner Habits and Their Impact on Training and Behaviour Modification Programmes: Overcoming Challenges for Success

Pet owner habits play a crucial role in the success of training and behaviour modification programmes for their beloved furry companions. Certain habits can either support or hinder progress, influencing the effectiveness of the programme. This article explores the reasons…

Animal Practitioner Series – Common causes for owner resistance to change

Pet owners often seek assistance from professionals in training and behaviour modification programmes to address their furry companions' behavioural issues.…

The Benefits of Training Cooperative Care Behaviours in Dogs: Chin Rest Edition!

This post looks at the incredible benefits of training your furry friend in cooperative care behaviours, specifically the chin rest.…

Why dogs roll in poop and how to stop it

Dogs engage in what can appear to us humans as curious behaviours, and one of them is rolling in animal…

Tackling puppy biting, jumping, toileting and training great behaviours

To help owners have the very best advice at their fingers tips, I have put together my online modular course…

Things to consider when photographing your child and dog

There is nothing nicer than seeing the bond between a young child and the family dog develop - and capturing…

Understanding cats’ whiskers

Cats are known for their elegant whiskers that add to their charm and mystique. Yet how does a cat use…

Coronation Day – tips for pet owners

As the King’s Coronation draws near, many households may be gearing-up to celebrate this event. This might include street parties,…

Why do cats knead?

Kneading, also known as “making biscuits,” is a common behaviour exhibited by cats. During this behaviour, a cat will alternately…

Why do dogs eat grass?

Dogs have long been known to have a penchant for eating grass. This behaviour is common among many dog breeds,…