Consumer Guilt
I want a pit bull terrier and my next dog, all going well will be a pibble. Cue raised eyebrows and snorts of disgust (from some). I love everything about this type of… Read More
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Weekly Woof from the Web
Woof 74 … dig in! Think we have posted this one before but it’s a good ‘un: The Appliance of Dog Science This will be interesting – Tough Love: A meditation on dominance… Read More
Weekly Woof from the Web
Woof number 73 with lots of goodies! Great introductory tips on becoming a clicker trainer: Clickity Click Click Think we’ve posted this one before but it’s a great summary of the problems with confrontational… Read More
Do Good Dogs Really Turn Bad?
This weekend here in Ireland a child was attacked and badly injured by a large dog. From early (and not always accurate) reports breed isn’t clear and nor is the ownership of the dog… Read More
Weekly Woof from the Web
Number 72… enjoy … We love multi-species training so get Clicking with Our Cats – plus the cutest kitten ever! Luring fearful dogs to interact in scary situations is not really a good… Read More
Door Dashing and Other Dodgy Door Behaviour
Part 3 Less dodgy, more polite Polite Greetings Dog-to-human greetings tend to be pretty high energy so it follows that dogs lose a little control when in greeting mode. One of pet owners’… Read More
Weekly Woof from the Web
71 Woofs later and we are still bringing you lots and lots of great doggie related resources – dig in! We all know how this feels so here’s some constructive help: What to… Read More
Door Dashing and Other Dodgy Door Behaviour
Part 2: WOOF! WOOF! Who’s there? A sound at the door may herald a cacophony of noise from the canine members of the household. If the dogs are that excited before the door has… Read More
Think Outside the (Food) Bowl!
Feeding time is an exciting and important part of your dog’s daily routine but just because it’s routine doesn’t mean it needs to be boring. By introducing simple enrichment protocols to our dogs’… Read More
