A dog obsessed with their toys is a dog trainers dream! But in order for it to be useful in training, there needs to be some skills that com

Nala stayed with us for a few weeks and one of the things we wanted to work on was her desire to play and interact with us.

Raising a puppy isn’t always fun. Show them how to get by, don’t wait to have a go at them when they get it wrong.

Like all puppies, Cosmo is being experimental with his behaviour.

At this stage we have had Cosmo for two weeks and we are starting to notice lots of behaviours around other dogs that we like, but also...

In these few days we introduce Cosmo to the lawn mower and focus more on building play as a reinforcer.

Days 5 and 6 with Cosmo here.

The thing we are noticing the most with Cosmo is that he gets very frustrated if he cannot access you or the thing he wants. If there is...

Cosmo is our newest foster pup. He's 7 weeks old (as of 27/09/23) and he will be staying with us until we find him a forever home.

If there was one bit of advice I'd offer to any new dog owner, it would be to play more with your puppy. Simple, right? Maybe, but ...

The worst thing you can do with your new puppy is give them freedom. If you're suddenly shocked and thinking this is cruel, please hear me o

In this session we start teaching Elvis a contextual cue. A contextual cue is something that happens within an environment that signals...

Elvis is a young Chesepeake bay retriever and he has come to us due to his jumping. He is only 16 months and weighs 33kg. To resolve this...

The piece of the training puzzle you 'might' be missing if you want an adult dog that's calm in public.

Short on time but need to train your dog? Here's some good news.

Often what our client sees as ‘calm’, I am seeing as extremely inhibited. So what’s the difference and how can we tell?

Loose leash walking can often feel like an impossible goal. Here are my top tips for getting that romantic picturesque walk you imagined.

A lot of the dogs we work with start off very much like Richie here - they don't have a huge history of training, have very few skills...

When we bring a pup into our lives, one of the most important things we can do is teach them what is expected of them and what isn't.