Why does my dog want to play fetch but doesn’t give up their ball?  Fetch is a fun game for your dog, and for some dogs, chasing it again i

Of all the different behaviours I teach, and all the different problems people come to me with, the most common issue, year after year is...

When I was looking for a rescue dog to join my family, I found that actually, it was so much easier to adopt a street dog. For the purpose

When was the last time you went for a massage? I wish I could go more often, as it's so relaxing, but it's also incredibly good for our brai

There are many myths about dogs, and especially puppy socialisation, and I'm here to debunk them! Let's get those puppies starting out...

Listen up. I'm going to give you all the secrets other dog trainers won't tell you about reinforcement and rewards.

Little dog syndrome is a non-scientific term that suggests that small dogs are more likely to show specific behaviours, including; Barking

I thought I'd pull together a list of my favourite local dog walking routes, to give you a few new ideas of great places to take your dog!

Let’s stop looking at dogs who are barking / growling / lunging at ‘naughty dogs’ who need training.

From puppyhood to seniors, dogs go through many different development stages, all of which require owners to adapt their care giving, includ

Does your dog eat literally anything and everything? Does your dog think that totally inedible things are… well, edible? Does your dog activ

Do you find yourself getting irritated that your dog isn't listening? Here are the most common three reasons...

The ‘dominance’ myth has been around for years, but there’s been a sudden increase in the amount I’ve heard this:"Never let your dog win!"

Have you ever faked a ball throw? Or maybe you put a toy just out of reach to see what your dog would do? Have a read below and see what you

The UK Kennel Club currently recognises 221 breeds. These are split into seven breed groups; • Gun dogs • Hounds • Pastoral • Toy •...

So many people have crates, and their dog seems to be happy in them… but also, so many people call them cruel. Is that true? In some countri

For safety. Typically, trained dogs are safer. You can let them off lead without worrying they’ll run away. You can teach them to stay away

You've probably heard all these training terms like 'positive reinforcement', 'balanced training', 'force-free trainers' or 'science based t

I can't tell you how many people I speak to that say "we regret getting this breed". They wouldn't change their dog for the world, of course