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Even though it is frustrating for owners if their dog is chewing everything, it is a natural behaviour and most dogs love to chew. No matter if you have the best intention, it is almost impossible to get a dog to stop chewing completely. However, there are some things dog owners can implement to help…
Separation anxiety can be common in dogs. Sometimes dog owners may not even realise it is separation anxiety and instead pass it off as disobedience as symptoms can include barking, howling and even destructive behaviour. Here we explain some of the signs and how to help dogs who suffer from separation anxiety. What are the…
From family and friends to postal workers and trick-or-treaters, the door can be full of surprises for our dogs. When someone knocks on your door or rings the doorbell, it’s not unusual for dogs to react with wonder and excitement at a new visitor, but equally they may react with fear and trepidation as to…
Much like their owners, the emotions and feelings of our dogs can often be deep rooted and complex. At our dog behaviour therapy sessions, one of the most common reasons for attendance is dog to dog aggression. However, rather than it simply being in their nature to be aggressive towards others, we regularly find that…
Like almost any relationship, forging a strong bond between you and your dog is absolutely fundamental. Having a strong connection will help you to trust your dog and your dog to trust you. It will also help you to be able to understand each other’s communications and intentions, paving the way to a happy dog…
For our dogs, a trip to the vets can sometimes be a scary experience. Full of peculiar sounds and smells that can make a visit upsetting for them. However, your dog’s health is of the upmost importance and should be treated as a priority. Here are a few ways that you can help your dog…
People seek dog behaviour therapy because their dog is doing something that they shouldn’t be, which can make dog ownership hard work and upsetting. Having a dog shouldn’t be like that. Dog behaviour therapy can improve the quality of life for both the owner and the dog. The first thing to do is figure out…