Check out these articles to learn more about canine training and how to make it more effective.
Many dog owners often cannot decide whether they should leave their dog in their home whilst they go out to work or pop him in the back yard. We know the frustration when you come home and everything is a mess; damaged windows & doors, torn curtains to name just a few. We can underestimate … Continue reading Whilst I’m at Work
At times we often think that travelling with our dog is going to be a difficult and laborious task but it certainly doesn’t have to be. Plenty of people will tell you that its not a good idea however here are some tips that you should keep in mind whilst travelling with your dog. 1. … Continue reading Canine Travel Companions
Owning a puppy under one year is not easy especially early on when you want to get out of the house or have some things to and the first thing that comes to mind is “what will he chew?”. Crate training is less common here in Australia however in the United States it is quite … Continue reading Crate Training Your Pup
Being an animal lover usually means having more than one kind of animal in your family. Be it a dog, cat, bird, rabbit or anything else that you fancy. Adding a dog to an already established pet family could easily turn into mayhem if not properly handled. Here are a few things to remember when bringing … Continue reading Adding To Your Pet Family
Many dog owners tell us of the frustration in trying to communicate with their dog as well as trying to understand how their dog is feeling. Knowing its not easy, we’ve put together some key body language messages that will help you understand just how your pup is feeling. Let’s take a look at the … Continue reading Canine Body Language
Dogs are fun-loving animals and they’re sociable too, but welcoming a second dog into the family can be problematic, as dogs are known to be territorial animals. It’s important that you have a basic understanding of how to handle this introduction before you bring home dog number two. Here are five ways to make this … Continue reading Considering a Second Dog
We all want to protect our precious pooch from negative and dangerous situations but there is a line that must not be crossed. Let’s face it, we should allow them to learn how to blend-in and behave in an acceptable manner when they are around people, other dogs and a new environment. We may encounter … Continue reading Doggy Socialisation
Dogs are active by nature. For thousands of years they’ve worked with us humans, and each type of breed has their particular role, like looking after livestock, hunting or for protection purposes such as in police forces. But sad to say, these days some dogs are Couch Potatoes! Food is conveniently provided for them, and … Continue reading Is your dog getting the right amount of exercise?
Taking your furry friend out for some fun at the park? Here are a few tips to get you equipped with what to expect, a fun and sociable environment that should ensure it doesn’t turn to chaos! Training Basic training like hand gestures or voice signals should be introduced prior to deciding to take your … Continue reading Tips for taking your Pooch to the Park
Puppies are always ready for games, which may cause frustration as they explore the environment they’re growing up in. Chewing on your favourite footwear, or digging up your precious plants is commonplace for those who have a young pup in the family. We might be tempted to punish the naughty pup but there are always … Continue reading Tame That Dog
