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Dog Training Tips - Mental stimulation works! Why Mental Stimulation is Important Dog Training For Dogs Dogs need both mental and physical exercise as part of dog training to be balanced and healthy. Finding ways to mentally stimulate a dog can be challenging. Dogs that work, police dogs, drug dogs and working gundogs generally find […]

Common German Shepherd Behavioural Problems and Personality Traits Over the years working as a dog trainer, I’ve probably worked with as many German shepherd dogs as any other breed. Most often, they are an incredibly loyal breed, are devoted to their owners, and have really sweet and fun personalities. And so, to those of you who love […]

Dogs Resource Guarding Canine Possession Aggression.Object Guarding: This is the act of aggressively protecting objects such as toys, pigs ears, rawhide chews and other treasures It can also be the dog's bed, the dogs space, the dogs body, or approaching a sleeping space, or touching the dog when it is at rest, or even just stroking. […]

Cocker Rage - Fact or Fiction We have all heard of it but how many actually understand what is euphemistically known as Cocker Rage? The term "Cocker Rage Syndrome" was originally used to describe a set of behaviour's that were occurring in a disproportionate number of cocker spaniels. It appeared to manifest itself in single […]

You probably don't like any dog training method that involves the word “negative.”  “I don’t want that around my precious doggo.” And, I agree with you… Most dog owners would rather live with a "bad" dog than have a dog trainer apply ‘negative’ behavioural training methods to correct said bad behaviour forever. This has led […]

Whether the aggression is directed towards you, a family member, a stranger, or another animal... an aggressive dog is not only very frightening, but could inflict serious injuries or invite legal action. While it may seem like your dog is biting you 'a little too' aggressively or displaying other aggressive behaviors out of the blue, […]

Taking a reactive dog for a walk is one hell of a job. The second a reactive dog sees another dog or strange-looking object... he’ll start barking, growling, lunging, and pulling in the direction of whatever caught his attention. For most dog owners with this problem, their dog grows so reactive they prefer walking the […]

The Fluffy French Bulldog, despite not being very common in France, was referred to as the “Toy” Bulldog and was associated more with England than France. While Frenchies, as they are called, have gained in popularity, obtaining one, especially bred correctly and ethically, as in the manner with which Regents Kennel breed all their dogs, […]

Puppy Training - When and How? Often misunderstood and even neglected, introducing your puppy to a wide variety of people, other animals, places, activities and noises is a vital element of raising a dog. Here is why socialising puppies is imperative - and when and how to do it. Everyone wants their puppy to grow […]

So you want to adopt a new dog in Thailand and have everything run smoothly. Isn’t that the dream of all dog owners? A dog, like any new addition to your life, is a game-changer that will affect your work, relationship, hobbies, and free time. Many dog owners complain about how adopting a new dog […]