dog behaviour
Learning new skills Over the last few weeks I’ve been making a new website. And as much as I’m excited to have a new site that will serve visitors better, learning new skills has not been easy. I’ve embarrassed to say how many hours I’ve been spending working on it. But like many things, nothing […]
Dog training is not as straightforward as dog trainers make it appear. Our skills and experience allow us to offer multiple solutions and techniques to a myriad of issues and queries. We can help your dog play, learn, settle in seconds while you have struggled to get any engagement at all. And so we should,
How you can learn more by playing instead of practising! Read More »
I hate goals. For me, goal setting can add pressure, bring disappointment, waste time. The general thinking always seems to be that we need to set goals. If we don’t we won’t get anywhere, we won’t achieve anything. Many years ago I used to babysit for a couple who had their life goals stuck on
Love them or hate them, goals can be your best tools in the box Read More »
Everybody uses jargon. Families have their own specific words and phrases that they use when together. While the meaning is clear to them, they often don’t realise they are using jargon until an outsider looks puzzled. Workplaces have their own shorthand. They even make acronyms from jargon, an extra layer for those not in the
Clarity is the name of the game Read More »
Run out of ideas of where to hide your dog’s target scent? Looking for inspiration? Stop looking – I’ve got the solution. New hides every day for 30 days. Plus advice, tips and variations for all scentwork levels.
