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May 4, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Quiet!
How do I stop my dog from barking? This is one of the questions I get asked weekly and the answer isn't always the same. Firstly we need to look at why the dog is barking. Finding the trigger or reason for the bark can help you to understand why they are barking. Understanding the "Why" Before doing anything we have to understand the bark. Most barking falls into these four categories: Alert/Territorial: "Someone is here!" (A delivery driver, a cat, or a car door slamming). Fear/Reactivity:...
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Apr 3, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Making the Perfect Match.
Thinking of bringing a new puppy or a rescue dog into your home? It’s an exciting time, but it’s one that requires careful thought. Most trainers, vets, and rescue coordinators agree: the "wrong" match is a primary driver of behavioral issues and rescue shelter surrenders. To ensure your new companion is a lifelong fit, consider these essential factors before you dive in. Key Considerations Before You Commit 1. Size and Physical Management Consider the adult size of your dog, not just the...
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Mar 12, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Slip Leads: Training Tool or Safety Risk?
Following the recent debates at Crufts, the use of slip leads and grot collars is back in the spotlight. A slip lead is essentially a noose design that goes over the dog’s head and tightens around the neck whenever they pull. A "grot" collar is the same concept, but made of a much thinner, harder cord. While they are common, it is vital to understand when they are appropriate—and when they are dangerous. When are they actually useful? Slip leads aren't inherently "evil," but they are...
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