When it comes to addressing your dog’s needs, it can be confusing to navigate the various professionals available. Understanding the distinctions between a dog trainer, a dog behaviourist, and a veterinary behaviourist is crucial in ensuring that your […]
More dog owners are beginning to recognise the benefits of integrating veterinary physiotherapy with traditional dog training to keep their dogs healthy and happy. Incorporating physiotherapy into a training plan allows exercises to be tailored to enhance a […]
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🏆 Your 60-SECOND weekly dog training challenge: Let’s talk about a fun challenge for dog owners this month. Train smart, not hard! Here are three weekly things you can teach your dog using high-value treats: 1️⃣ Task 1: […]
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The olfactory abilities, or sense of smell, of our canine companions are truly remarkable and we can expand our training skills by learning more about scentwork for dogs. Dogs explore the world with their nose which is estimated to be around 40 […]
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Although dogs are known to be meat-eaters, a variety of fruits for dogs can provide them with an excellent source of essential vitamins, antioxidants, nutrients, and hydration. The natural sugars and fibres in fruits can aid digestion and […]
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Ancient woodland, open heathland, riverside paths and big hilltop views, all within half an hour of Kidderminster. My favourite dog walks, with a trainer's notes on off-lead areas, busy times and routes for nervous dogs.
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Fear aggression is one of the most common causes of aggression in dogs, and it can also play a role in other forms of aggressive behaviour, including owner-directed, possessive, and territorial aggression. Not all canine aggression is rooted […]
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If you are searching for a secure private dog field to hire near Kidderminster, you are in the right place. This guide has been fully updated for 2026 and lists the best dog walking fields in Worcestershire and […]
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You may be surprised to learn that your dogs’ eating habits change season to season. If your dog starts to eat less in summer, you would be forgiven for thinking they have become ‘fussy’. We also have some […]