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So, you have a puppy, and now it’s biting you. Well, I’m here to tell you that this is normal, and quite frankly, I would be concerned if

Nor is dog training solely for ‘problem dogs’. Any dog, in fact, could benefit from dog training. It’s often a case of ‘the younger, the bet

This is a big one – the dog trainer you’re considering should be unafraid to tell you about their background and qualifications

From the late 18th century, informal dog competitions were held in England as part of events largely resembling country fairs. Informal dog

Interestingly, if you’ve watched a puppy and a child grow up, you’ll see some similarities in behaviours between the ages.

Your dog wants attention, so make sure they get it when they offer the behaviour that you want, this will help your dog understand what gets

Here are the 3 unwritten rules of dog training

Well, I’ll put this bluntly, no. Behaviour depends on an awful lot of factors, like genetics and environment, such as relationships, heal...

Step 1: Teach a reward marker. Step 2: Find the distance where your dog doesn't react. Step 3: Wait your dog sees the other dog, mark.

Dog trainers and behaviourists have been using technology to deliver consultations for years, and realistically, the entire industry is movi