We’ll walk you through the what, how, and why of managing multi-dog households, using proven dog training techniques like crate training, place training, and boundary setting. If you’ve ever asked, “How do I train both dogs without chaos?” - read on.

In this blog, we’ll dive into the importance of reading your dog’s body language, why kisses and hugs aren’t always a good idea, and how certain signs can be misinterpreted. This will help you create a stronger relationship with your dog and ensure that your interactions are respectful and safe for both of you.

Welcome to the world of cooperative care training - a compassionate and powerful approach to handling and grooming that prioritises communication, consent, and calmness. Discover our free downloadable how-to guide on how you can use cooperative care training for stress-free tooth brushing with your dog.

Welcome to the world of neutral dog walks. Trainer-led group sessions designed to build dog neutrality, confidence, and handler focus. If you’ve ever felt let down by chaotic dog parks or overwhelmed at typical dog training classes, these structured walks might be exactly what you and your dog need.

As a professional dog trainer, I spend a lot of time helping clients solve behavioural puzzles. But there was one piece I didn’t expect to impact my own dog’s behaviour so dramatically: his diet. Like many owners, I started with dry food. It was convenient, easy to portion, and marketed as complete. But deep down, something didn’t feel right. My dog, Kaiser, was struggling with digestion, inconsistent energy, and behavioural fluctuations.

Many owners believe daycare is the best way to keep their dog entertained and socialised while they’re at work. However, not all dogs thrive in this environment, and in many cases, it can do more harm than good. Let’s explore why doggy daycare may not be the ideal solution for your dog’s needs.