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I had the pleasure of sitting down with the team at Skippers Pet Products for an in-depth Q&A session answering real questions from real dog owners. The questions that came in covered everything from barking and recall to separation anxiety, […]
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Most behaviour consultations focus on what a dog does and how to change it. Fewer look at why a dog’s emotional baseline might be making that change harder. One factor that rarely gets discussed, but that current research […]
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Let’s start with the elephant in the room. Or rather, the dog on the sofa who has just growled at a visitor for the third time this week. If you’re looking for a trusted dog behaviourist in Kidderminster, […]
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What is a Sound Box? A sound box is a simple, science-informed confidence-building exercise for anxious dogs. It uses a cardboard box filled with safe, lightweight objects and scattered treats to gently expose dogs to new sounds, movement, […]
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This January, we had the pleasure of collaborating with Skippers Pet Products, a trusted name in the pet food industry, to create a unique opportunity for dedicated pet owners. Skippers extended a heartfelt invitation, encouraging their community to share their […]
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As dog owners, we strive to keep our dogs happy and healthy, but have you ever considered what’s happening inside their bodies? The answer may lie hidden in their gut! The dog’s gut microbiome – the complex community […]
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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Fear aggression is one of the most common causes of aggression in dogs. It may also play a role in other aggressive behaviour types, such as owner-directed or possessive and territorial aggression. Fear aggression in dogs is a […]
Any behaviour that discourages another from taking, getting too close or sharing an object or valued area. Sometimes called possessive aggression. What is resource guarding? Resource guarding is when a dog exhibits behaviours like a look, head turn, slight baring of the teeth, growling, air […]
