Do you ever look at your dog and wonder what they really want in life? What makes them happy, what makes them fulfilled?

Separation anxiety in dogs is not uncommon. It's a very difficult challenge and hard for humans to understand.

Is Training The Solution To All Dog Behaviour Problems?

Having a plan is vital if you want to make sure that things go smooth during the holidays.

When your dog is displaying reactive behaviour and there has been a history of incidents it's natural for you to then become anxious in cert

From socks to rocks, poop to random sticks, some dogs just seem to have an insatiable appetite for gross and often dangerous items.

I want to start this post by stating that I am a BIG fan of really planning ahead if you've decided to bring a puppy into your home.

If your dog isn’t gobbling up their food at mealtime, it’s easy to assume they’re just being fussy.

I used to think, "Hey, a leash greeting once in a while is no big deal," or "Why not work on leash greetings with my dog?"

Whether your dog is reactive or has a tendency to eat things that are dangerous, a muzzle can be a helpful tool to keep everyone safe.

f you’ve ever seen your dog growl or stiffen up when someone approaches their food bowl, toy, or even a cozy spot on the couch, you’ve proba

If you’ve noticed that your dog seems to be more sensitive to their environment than other dogs, you might have what’s known as a highly sen

This is probably the most common question that dog guardians asked when they are faced with reactive behaviour.

Many dogs have experienced trauma that profoundly impacts their behavior and health. It's crucial to understand the full extent of this impa

Do you love to go camping? Have you taken your dog on a camping trip only to find that they are barking and reactive to everything?

Of COURSE we want to know why! It's human nature to want to understand what is behind the behaviour.

You may have heard the term "board and train." Sounds like a holy grail doesn't it? Read on...