Britain. A nation of Dog owners and Dog lovers! Dogs are the UK's favourite pet, but sometimes they can get into a lot of trouble and turn not so adorable. This is the complete guide on how to stop dogs behaving badly, or sometimes VERY badly!Research shows that in 2020 over a thousand dog owners were asked 'Would you like to change your dogs behaviour' and a whopping 75% said 'Yes'. Just like humans it's very easy for dogs...
Barking is a natural way for dogs to vocally communicate and get across their emotions. But sometimes, when it happens too often or too much. It can become a problem. A lot of dog owners that struggle with barking end up having issues with unhappy neighbours. Especially if your dog barks often enough. This is our complete guide on how to stop dogs barking. To be able to tackle problem barking, you must first figure out what is causing your...
Every dog owner has had first-hand experience of the excitement and joy that fills a dog when the word ‘walk’ or ‘walkies’ is mentioned. But what are the reasons for this reaction and why is it so important to make sure a dog is walked every day? Read on to find out. A little bit of background Walking your dog is about so much more than just “toilet breaks.” Walking your dog provides mental stimulation, physical exercise, chances for socialization, and...
All dogs need a good run off-lead in a safe place at least once a day to help them stay happyand fit and to get rid of some of that excess energy that can lead to mischief-making.However, it’s an owner’s legal responsibility to ensure that their dog is under control at alltimes in a public place – so being able to get your dog to come back to you when you call himis very important. Stage One - introducing the...
The basic commands Five basic commands that are useful for your dog to know are; sit, down, stay, come and walking nicely on the lead. This is our guide to training in a kind and effective way: Sit 1) Have your dog standing in front of you.2) Show him that you have a food treat in your hand.3) Slowly move your hand and treat above and over his head towards his tail, as you give the command "sit".4) His head should go...
