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Three principles all dog owners can apply

Dog training isn’t just about getting a behaviour and attaching a cue to it; instead, I like to consider it more as an art form that requires an understanding of our animal’s world and practice in order to hone our…

Why do dogs wink?

Dogs have a  flexible behavioural repertoire and among the many gestures they exhibit, the act of winking is one that…

Do Dogs and Cats Dream?

If you’re a pet owner, you’ve probably found yourself watching your furry friend as they sleep, wondering what’s going on…

Autumn alert – keeping pets safe from seasonal hazards

Autumn is one of my favourite times of the year – the leaves are turning shades of orange and golden…

Hanne Grice shines with Double Silver at Best Businesswomen Awards 2023

Clinical Animal Behaviourist and certified trainer, Hanne Grice, recently celebrated a significant achievement, securing Silver Awards in two prestigious categories…

Successful Dog Behaviour Change: The art of slowing down

In a world where instant gratification has become the norm, we often seek quick fixes and immediate results. This tendency…

Back to school: what the change in routine may mean for your dog or cat

When children return to school, dogs and cats may face changes in company, meals and time alone. Here’s what research…

The quiet excellence of humane dog training

Fast, dramatic dog-training transformations make compelling viewing. Yet good behaviour work is often quieter, working below threshold, supporting learning and…

Do dogs perceive time and if so – how?

I am often asked whether dogs perceive time, and if so, how do they perceive it? This question has long…

Understanding repetitive behaviours in dogs

Stereotypies are considered to be repetitive movements or sounds that do not vary and seem to have no end goal…