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Dogs that bite and kill.

It was with desperate sadness that I read about the ten year old boy, Jack Lis, who lost his life to a dog in a house he walked into, in...

Rewards and motivators.

The easiest way to nurture a rewarding relationship with any animal is to work out what it is they need, want, enjoy and like and use...

Harmony and having a plan.

Animals seem to find it easiest to relax when their largely unflappable people have a plan. I have a Viszla (Mess), who is an...

Real world recall....

The feeling of releasing a dog you can't QUITE rely on to come back when asked is tense making for good reason. If you're reliability...

Socialisation, so what is it?

Imagine you are an English speaker, dropped off in Russia in the night, into a family environment and put in a room alone, with the door...

The first few days with a new puppy.

Maybe it's been a minute since you raised a dog, or maybe you're a first timer, or maybe you're just interested in how someone else might...

The semantics of animal training :)

At its base level, communicating with animals is fairly simple on a one to one basis. Needs must be met, comfort and safety assured, fear...

Pressure and Release.

Pressure is the force that drives all behavioural and evolutionary change on earth. From bad weather that motivates animals to seek...

What is separation anxiety?

For me, this is a term given to a collection of behaviours a dog displays when they haven't been taught what to do with solid physical...

Why does my dog jump up?

Most of the time, most dogs that jump up are essentially after your attention. Your focus, your body orientation, your hands, your voice,...

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