dog training
Possession aggression
‘Possession aggression’ is the term used to describe threatening behaviour such as staring, standing over, showing of teeth, low to rising growling, snarling, snapping and/or biting, when it is associated with toys or other items in the dog’s possession. It…
Crate training
Crate training is a useful tool for both housetraining and preventing some unwanted behaviours. A crate can also become like…
Poo Eating in dogs – top tips
For many species, such as rabbits, coprophagy (poo eating) is a normal ingestive behaviour that provides a variety of nutrients,…
Chewing in puppies and dogs
Chewing can be frustrating to owners; however this is normal dog behaviour. Chewing in young puppies can be to relieve…
Pulling on the lead
Dogs may pull on the lead for a variety of reasons, not only do they want to explore their environment…
Aggression in dogs
Aggression is usually a defence reflex, initially exhibited as a threat or warning, ultimately exhibited in a real form when…
Creating a solid recall
When you are teaching your dog to focus and listen to you, you have to start at home first where…
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Playing With Your Dog will help any dog owner work out the games that are best suited for their pet to play throughout his life, from puppyhood to old age. The book also shares some tricks for all ages, group activities, and recommended toys that dogs will enjoy.
