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Puppy Socialisation

Getting a new puppy is such an exciting time! Teaching them to be a part of your household and the world around is very important for their life long happiness,…
Fun 5 minute Games to Play with Your Dog

Working from home? Or take your dog to the office? Want to improve your dog’s focus, engagement and connection? Here are some quick fun games you can incorporate into your…
Socialising Older Dogs

Perhaps you have just adopted an older dog, or your dog missed out on some socialisation and training when younger and suddenly they’re 1 year old, 25kgs and quite the…
Socialising Dogs with Humans

Dogs’ relationship with humans has been an interesting journey. They evolved to ‘hang out’ with humans by scavenging at camp sites for food, and over the years we have developed…
Stranger Danger! – what to do if you dog doesn’t like visitors

Approaching the ‘party season’ can be quite daunting if you have a dog who doesn’t like visitors. But even if they do, visitors to the home can be quite overwhelming…
Back to School! – Wait, for Pets too?

Summer holidays are almost over, and while some of you are wishing it can’t come sooner (we hear you parents!), it’s not only the kids who aren’t looking forward to…
Cooperative Care; making your pets grooming and health care stress free

What Is Cooperative Care? Nail trims, ear cleaner, eye drops, grooming… 🥺😬 Is your pet already running for the hills? Do you dread having to do any sort of husbandry…
Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language – Ears

Learning about your dog’s body language can better help you understand their behaviour, when they are happy or anxious, and how to better care for them. In this article from…
Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language – Eyes

Learning about your dog’s body language can better help you understand their behaviour, when they are happy or anxious, and how to better care for them. In this article from…
Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language – Tail

Learning about your dog’s body language can better help you understand their behaviour, when they are happy or anxious, and how to better care for them. In this article from…

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