Game-based training is a simple way to teach your dog some simple life skills and keep their brain entertained at the same time, important skills whilst having fun playing games with a purpose. Each game targets a specific behaviour or response whilst helping your dog learn through repetition, movement, and fun. If you’ve ever struggled…
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FIREWORKS! by East Barnet Dog Training
READ: https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet-advice/dogs-and-fireworks for good basic advice Further information by East Barnet Training School YYoung dogs experiencing their first fireworks, and dogs slightly anxious about fireworks: Bear in mind all the points in the link above and additional information below, but also have a bowl of really tasty treats ready for the first few bangs the…
How important is it to go to puppy classes?
Bringing a new puppy into your home or adopting a rescue dog is an exciting and rewarding experience. However, it also comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to training and socialisation. Ensuring your dog is well-behaved and adaptable to various environments is crucial in a bustling city like London. This…
Pet Correctors are bad news for Dog Welfare
People often go to puzzling extremes to try and make their dogs obey commands. When confronted with undesirable behaviour, the first instinct of many owners is to use a tool that corrects the problem. There are many types of tools available for these kinds of tasks. All of them are bad. To make sure you…
Crates and crate training
Crate Training your dog Dogs love a den, somewhere that is a safe place and they can call your own. Crates provide such a place and are a great training tool. Crates can also help reduce separation anxiety when you first bring them home by using a blanket with your scent and that of their…