Problem Solving Resources
Here’s some valuable resources which we think you’ll find helpful on your dog training adventures! 🐕
Is your dog pulling your shoulder out of your socket?! Get it sorted by watching this video –>> https://bit.ly/3cCiMat
Want to stop your dog jumping up? Learn more here –>> http://bit.ly/2AdlnZp
Barking dog driving you nuts?! Watch this video –>> http://bit.ly/2JLnB2Z
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Fireworks fears? Check out my guide to helping your dog cope –>> https://bit.ly/2VuIiIN
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Is Your Dog Pulling Your Shoulder Out of Your Socket?
Loose lead walking – tip & tricks to help you enjoy it! In this video I cover: – Where to reinforce – How to reinforce rather than lure – What to do if your dog starts to react to something like a horse, jogger, other dogs etc. – What leads & harnesses I prefer and
Barking Dog Driving You Nuts?
In this #fridayfisherfix I discuss: – Why dogs bark in the first place – The importance of good observation skills so that our dogs can RELAX – Who’s in charge? You or your dog? – Frustration barking – Anxious barking – Helping deaf dogs who might get startled – Guarding behaviour Let me know how
[Vlog] Crate Training Q&A’s
Question about crate training? Check out my video Q&A below, along with my written advice for those who’d prefer to have a read instead. At some point or another, your dog is likely to be confined in a crate. Here are some likely scenarios: During puppyhood to ensure appropriate rest periods As a safe place
[Vlog] Choosing Your Dog’s Villagers
Ever heard the expression “It takes a village to raise a child”? Not so dissimilar to raising any young animal. There will be times in your life when it might not be possible to be there for your dog – when you’re poorly or if you’re away on holiday. Having a family of villagers in
Dog Growling At My Partner – Help!
First Impressions Count When you’ve always lived with or around dogs, you’ll be very familiar with what to expect from them. This isn’t the case for everyone. And unpredictable can be scary – for both humans and dogs. Dogs that are excitable and bouncy are particularly likely to cause non-dog owners stress. What we see
Top 7 Training Toy Companies
Looking to treat your dog to a new training toy? Here’s some companies which offer fantastic quality toys which are perfect for your training sessions. Please note – these toys are not ones I leave out for my dogs the whole time. These are kept safe in my training bag and only come out for
[Vlog] Solutions to Puppy Biting & Humping
People often worry that humping puppies will need early neutering. Check out this video which explains how I handle excessive biting and humping puppies.
[Vlog] How To Cope With The Puppy Witching Hour!
How to cope with the puppy witching hour! ?? NB: Mak (the sable collie Toddy is playing with is 8 years old 😀 ) – do boys ever grow up?! See how quickly Toddy changes his behaviour though as a result of his bed appearing. The opportunity to earn reinforcement on the bed is more reinforcing than playing
Give Children Solutions to Biting Puppies
Children & puppies: give children solutions to biting puppies. Here Jamie asks Toddy to S-i-t (very smart puppy who can spell ?) and also carries a tuggy lead to distract him from biting.
[Vlog] Puppy Socialisation with Other Dogs
I think of socialisation & habituation in dogs as a bit like a filing cabinet of experiences. When my puppies come home we label up new files together such as ‘Men’, ‘Women’, ‘Small dogs‘, ‘Big dogs‘ etc. etc. Every time my puppy has an experience they will file it away in the appropriate folder. It’s like a memory bank of their journey through
Puppy’s First Night Home Advice
Where possible I try and collect my puppy early in the day in order that I can spend time getting to know them before we reach bedtime. It also means they’re more likely to be tired out from a busy day full of new experiences. There is conflicting advice about how to handle the first