Virtual online dog training and behaviour
Virtual on-line sessions are provided over live video chat in real time in the comfort of your home. Regardless of where you live, I can help you.
Virtual on-line sessions are provided over live video chat in real time in the comfort of your home. Regardless of where you live, I can help you.
We all dearly love our dogs and want to provide the best, but the best is not necessarily the closest or cheapest trainer. Quick fixes and cheap training will often cost you in the long run.
Core Ball Exercises can be done in the comfort of your home – even in front of the fireplace, if you like – so neither you or your dog has to tackle the cold and wet winter mornings and evenings.
If you want to hone your skills as a clicker trainer, a chicken is a good animal to start with. Dogs are easy to lure or set-up to give you the behaviour you want, chickens not so much.
Core ball or ‘doggy pilates’ is a not only an effective physical rehabilitation exercise, but it is also beneficial for exercising your dog that helps with balance, muscle tone and strengthening … all in the comfort of your home.
Is a tired dog really a good dog? I guess a tired dog can’t get up to mischief, but having a balance between mental and physical stimulation is the secret to a content and happy dog
10 tips to help you train your dog more effectively and quicker, even if you are not a professional trainer
During the winter months our activity level with our dogs decreases as this can lead to frustration. Here are some ideas to keep your dog entertained during those cold and rainy days.
Why are there so many NGO’s, Professional Societies and other behaviour specialists in uproar about Cesar Milan’s techniques. Is it about professional jealousy? I don’t think so.
The dog’s world consists of yellows, blues, and grays. When a human perceives a red object it appears as yellow to the dog, while a green object appears as white or a shade of gray.
Dog bites can happen in the wink of an eye, but they hardly come without warning. Knowing what these warning signs are, can help prevent you from getting bitten, even by your own dog.
Dogs are more part of our household and social activities than ever before and we unwittingly place more demands on them, without teaching them how to cope and adapt.