You’re not alone! This is my most common complaint at the moment. And if you’ve worked with me before, you’ll know that I always start with a level of forensic questioning about what has been
Martin Clunes, I love you, but you’re wrong about the mythical time period by when if your puppy hasn’t romped around with loads of different puppies he is ruined for life! There is no such
The current situation of pandemic-induced-Lockdown is creating interesting times in the world of dog behaviour. On one hand, due to people not going out of the home to work, we have the utopian concept of
Sometimes we walk as a pack, sometimes we walk in a pair, and as you know, sometimes we don’t even go! But what is important to me without fail is kindly, patiently teaching solid
2019 is my 7th year as a Dog Listener It remains my greatest joy to help a dog in need within our busy, often crazy human world! Having been taught and trained by Jan Fennell,
Off the back of a discussion I read in a forum yesterday I would love to clarify wolf theory/alpha theory/leader of the pack ideas etc etc for dog behaviour. It’s often a hotly debated topic
I have been talking a lot about ‘the walk’ recently. And as much as it should always be the last priority (building your bond is essential first, and that takes time), done properly it can
I’ve spoken to a few people recently about using long training lines to assist recall success by showing your dog you make tonnes of decisions each walk simply with the use of directional changes.
Well, what a marvelous week we had in Yellowstone! I survived the low temperatures (although I hear that -10 in the wind was unseasonably ‘warm’) and the early starts, and we were lucky enough to
As I get ready for a real adventure watching wolves in Yellowstone Park, USA, much of my preparation is obviously around what’s happening with my dogs over the next two weeks. Well, in case you
