Thinking of buying a puppy or rescuing a dog? Not sure which way to go? Here are some tips and advice!

People ask me all the time: "Are Flexi Leads good?" And most resources will tell you 'no', but then why do so many people still use them? Wh

Our pets love their gardens, don’t they! But I’d your garden as fun as it can be? And is it safe for them?

Eeekk! I bet you’re so excited to have your new family member home with you (or nearly home with you!) But… it’s tough, in those first few

Is your dog afraid of fireworks? Does your dog shiver and shake at every bang? Are you feeling sorry for your pup all night long?

Why, when we say ‘dog walk’, does it sound like a chore? Why are dog walks something that we do just to get done? Why are dog walks a task w

It’s a common myth that puppies must stay in your house and garden until a week after their vaccinations are completed. And, in some cases,

Tug is one of many dogs' favourite games to play, but there's a lot of suggestions going around that tug games are bad for your dog and can

Did you know, 50% of children are bitten by a dog by the time they’re just 12 years old? 77% of these bites are from a family / friend’s dog

Sounds crazy, right?! A dog trainer teaching their dog to not do as they're told? Well...not quite! My dog does as she’s asked to 9 times ou

It is often said that 1-dog-year equals 7-human-years, however this is untrue for a couple of different reasons;

As cute as a dog and baby are together, it comes alongside a huge safety concern, which is a huge concern for many soon-to-be parents!

Are you after some extra tips for training? Do you want to be able to communicate better with your dog? Or maybe you are just thinking about

We all know how exciting it is to get a new puppy. And isn’t it so tempting to spend a fortune on them before you’ve even got them? Here’s a

Aggression is a really common dog problem, and something that I help people with very regularly, varying from a bit of a growl all the...

But first, WHY is it important for your dog’s food to be good quality? Just think in terms of humans; you wouldn’t eat takeaways and fast fo

Canine enrichment means “engaging your dog in activities designed to stimulate their mind and keep them physically fit.”

When I was young, I was told that dogs went on walks to get exercise and that every dog needed X time of walks every single day but actually

My dog and I LOVE Kongs! She uses a Kong when left alone, when I’m busy working, or sometimes just to make her breakfast more exciting ...

1. Using aversive tools to correct behaviour Aversive tools include: Shock collars Choke collars Prong collars Ultrasonic devices...