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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 sound’ when interacting with your dog. Never is this so important when training, for example recall. After all, who wants…

Pets help children with autism be more assertive

As many pet owners will agree, our four-legged friends play a major role in our lives.  Recent studies have focused…

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…
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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…

Dog helps detect stress levels in students

Most parents will testify to the pressure our children come under whether at school, college or University. This may be…
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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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Gene responsible for cleft palate is discovered during canine study

Scientists at the University of California have identified the gene responsible for cleft palates and cleft lips in humans and…

Can our pets predict earthquakes?

Unfortunately large earthquakes cause severe damage to property and people. Often they occur without warning and can be difficult to…