by gwe.cambrian.web.admin | Sep 1, 2023 | Dog Blog
I was recently asked by an owner of a ball-mad spaniel how they could get more out of games with their dog, without just relying on fetch. This is a great question. Playing more imaginative games can help keep your dog keen and focused. It’s great way to train...
by gwe.cambrian.web.admin | Sep 7, 2021 | Dog Blog
Did you know that good doggy social skills aren’t necessarily learnt from rough and tumble play? I get calls from clients all the time telling me their dog is really well socialised because they attend day care or regularly play with other dogs they meet. Good...
by gwe.cambrian.web.admin | Mar 30, 2021 | Dog Blog
An ingenious design for this multi-functional tool that all dog owners should have in their home. Clients regularly hear me speak about the benefits of dog gates. Perhaps you have a multi-dog household and need occasional segregation. Some clients have a dog that...
by gwe.cambrian.web.admin | Sep 30, 2020 | Dog Blog
With massive changes to the way we all live and work in 2020, online learning has never become more relevant. If you haven’t done an online training course before, you may be wondering how it’s even possible to get help to train your dog, without working...
by gwe.cambrian.web.admin | Oct 16, 2019 | Dog Blog
We’ve hit a bit of turbulence in the past month. Following a house move and the death of our wonderful Sage, everyone is feeling a little upset emotionally and in terms of routine. In our old house, Jellybean slept under the stairs, a cosy place he’d been...
by gwe.cambrian.web.admin | Apr 10, 2019 | Dog Blog
I’m just back from a weekend away. The dogs came too. They come with me whenever possible. Without blinking we went to dinner in the hotel and left the dogs alone (OK I left The Voice on the TV for them) without incident or bother, stress or concern. Being alone...
