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Dogs Can Smell Your Stress: What does this mean for owners?
Recent research from the University of Bristol, published in Scientific Reports, has unveiled insights into how dogs can detect human stress through smell, significantly influencing their behaviour. This first-of-its-kind study highlights the extraordinary capabilities of our four-legged friends and helps…
Understanding Dog Trainers And Behaviourists – Differences, Overlaps & More
The latest PDSA PAW Report has been released, highlighting that over 51% of UK households own a pet, with around…
Applying the 80:20 rule to tackle unwanted pet behaviour
The Pareto Principle, commonly known as the 80:20 rule, suggests that in many scenarios, 80% of effects arise from 20%…
The ‘Silent Farter’: Insights into dog interactions for owners
As a dog owner, have you ever been baffled by your dog’s sudden outburst of reactive behaviour during a peaceful…
The Physiological and psychological impact of undesirable pet behaviour on owners and strategies for overcoming overwhelm
Pets bring joy, companionship, and love to our lives, but sometimes, they may also exhibit undesirable behaviour that can negatively…
Dog massage – ‘Galen in action’ with Caroline Durrant
Our four-legged friends stand on their toes, ankles in the air with their knees forward. Imagine doing that all day…
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…
Staying safe on a walk
That regular trip around the block or down to the park can lull us dog owners, into a false sense…
Puppy classes Berkhamsted & Tring
So, you’ve got a new puppy and you are planning to start puppy classes because you know good puppy classes…
Misunderstanding can lead to dog bites
In my role as a behaviour specialist, I’m often called into homes where owners have been bitten by their dogs;…
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