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Why good advice is often not enough: my latest article for Improve Veterinary Education

A veterinary or behaviour plan can make perfect sense during a consultation, yet be much harder to put into practice once the owner gets home. Work, family routines, an animal’s needs and our own habits can all influence what happens…

Hemel Today publishes Hanne Grice’s advice on fireworks fear in dogs

21 October 2026 With Bonfire Night approaching, our latest advice on helping dogs cope with fireworks has been published by…
Hanne Grice Pet Training and Behaviour, Global 100 Animal Behaviourist of the Year 2027 winner.

Hanne Grice named Animal Behaviourist of the Year 2027

Hanne Grice has been named Animal Behaviourist of the Year in the Global 100 Awards 2027, her third win following…

My cats groom each other, so why do they fight?

Cats can groom and sleep together yet still experience conflict. New research on allogrooming shows why grooming alone cannot tell…

Why do we see different things in the same dog?

Why do people interpret the same dog so differently? Drawing on new research and behavioural science, this article explores how…
Everything’s Psychology podcast thumbnail for The Psychology of Dogs, featuring Paul Davies with a black dog and guest portraits of Professor Daniel Mills and Hanne Grice.

The Psychology of Dogs: Hanne Grice joins Professor Daniel Mills on Everything’s Psychology

Clinical Animal Behaviourist Hanne Grice joins Paul Davies and Professor Daniel Mills on Everything’s Psychology to discuss dog psychology, dog…

Online CPD Courses for Animal Behaviourists and Trainers

Two online CPD courses for animal professionals now available through The NAC Two of my independently assessed and approved online…

Talking trust, behaviour and the human-animal bond with Michael Hingson

Hanne Grice joins Michael Hingson on Unstoppable Mindset to discuss Roselle, guide dogs, pet behaviour, trust, grief, agency and the…
Puppy sitting in grass with the text “Fear periods in dogs” and “Puppy development does not run to a fixed timetable”.

Fear periods in dogs: what does the science actually say?

The term “fear period” is used a lot in puppy advice, giving a sense that young dogs move through development…

Science of Connection: The Pet Effect

A recent study found that pet interaction was linked with slightly better mood, but pets did not act as reliable…