Any dog in a new environment is going to display behaviour that isn't necessarily typical to that dog. People in a new environment do much the same... Read more →
Many, many dog trainers frown at the idea of using food as treats when training. The majority of them are old-school gundog trainers and I can... Read more →
I received an email from Brenda B who, two months ago, adopted a 5 year old female collie from a rescue centre. Brenda says that her dog is losing... Read more →
A lot is made of the supposition that a dog is probably put into a rescue centre because it has behaviour problems. Having been involved with... Read more →
In the last feature I explained some of the things to consider about walking with your dog and why it might be inclined to pull away from you. One... Read more →
Dogs pull on the lead for a number of reasons. Their four legs work much better than our two and they're designed to move faster than we... Read more →
Supervised dog training classes are all very well and they provide owners with guidance and confidence, but the way to get the best results from... Read more →
Some sensitive dog owners become very embarrassed when their dog insists, when meeting another dog, on shoving its nose as far under the tail of the... Read more →