Behaviour Advice
Stress in dogs – what we can’t see
A large part of my work involves teaching pet owners to recognise the signs of stress. After all, if we can recognise the early warning signs that our four-legged friend is feeling uncomfortable then we can do something about it…
Emotional contagion in dogs
Have you ever been in a supermarket and heard a baby cry? What was your reaction: did you turn to…
Nose-it all: How dogs smell
Your dog has an incredible nose. The average human has around five million hair cells up their nose and your…
Dogs and toddlers – staying safe
Arrive before class every Saturday at Puppy & Dog School and you will get to meet the youngest member of…
Dogs recognise happy and angry faces
As many of my clients will testify, I am always wittering on about the importance of how you ‘look and…
New Year resolutions – 5 tips to get fit with your dog
For many of us the New Year marks a fresh start with promises that “this is the year I will…”.…
Want a happy pup? Study proves play is the key
Christmas is typically our busiest time of the year for training new puppies, that’s because owners are understandably keen to…
5 dog myths – busted
Over the years I am sure we have all heard various statements relating to dogs and their behaviour – why…
Different strokes – the way you pet your dog matters
Why touch is important The sense of touch is one of the more important senses, but is also the most…
Dogs and cats – can they get along?
A question I often get asked is “Can dogs and cats get along?” it’s a common misconception that the two…
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Playing With Your Dog will help any dog owner work out the games that are best suited for their pet to play throughout his life, from puppyhood to old age. The book also shares some tricks for all ages, group activities, and recommended toys that dogs will enjoy.
