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Study reveals dogs were domesticated in Central Asia

A group of scientists have under taken the largest-ever survey of worldwide canine genetic diversity, and have found strong evidence to suggest dogs were first domesticated in Central Asia, likely to be around Nepal and Mongolia. The study, which is…
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Best Business Women Awards 2015

On the 15th October, the Best Business Women Awards 2015 were held at Batchwood Park where we were awarded a…
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Dog’s memory – more important than smell

A new study from Duke University’s Canine Cognition Centre suggests that memory may be more important than smell when dogs…
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Under the Spotlight: Lauren Field

Lauren joined our team back in October 2014. A former Photography researcher with the image library Superstock, we asked Lauren…

Ageing in dogs – and me!

As I write this post, my ageing Basset Hound Howard lays by my feet snoring.  At 9 years of age,…
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Animal signalling: mice sing duets to woo one another

Move over Michael Bublé, there’s a new crooner in town… In 1871, Darwin noted sexual selection gave rise to the…
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Featured in Dogs Monthly magazine

Check out the October issue of Dogs Monthly to read all about our collaborative workshop ‘An Introduction to Canine Exercise’…
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60 Seconds With Dr Ian Dunbar

Dr Ian Dunbar is an animal behaviourist, veterinarian, trainer, writer, educationalist and seasoned broadcaster.  Ian revolutionised dog training in the…
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Radio Dacorum – Interview with Hanne Grice

Tails were wagging across Dacorum on Tuesday when Hanne joined DJ Alice Mitchell and her pooch PJ to talk dogs,…

Traditional training versus Modern methods

It was only a few centuries ago that scientists and philosophers believed dogs were dumb animals incapable of thought.  Descartes,…