Trainer's Tips

Post by Emma Filby
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Jul 07 2022

Focus & Impulse Control Game

My go to Focus & Impulse Control game… Being a working breed specialist, I often train excitable young dogs, and I love starting a session with a...

Post by Emma Filby
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Jun 20 2022

Why train a recall whistle

  Words falling on deaf ears The trouble with us humans is we chatter! Dogs can quickly learn to switch off and ignore our words as...

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Jun 13 2022

How to channel your dog’s inner wolf

Tips and tricks to engage and motivate your dog in training Without an appropriate channel unmet natural instincts can come out in all sorts of problematic...

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Jun 04 2022

How to speed up a recall

How to speed up a recall Does it feel like your recall is falling on deaf ears when your dog is busy doing something more ‘important’?...

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Oct 31 2021

Calming products for dogs

Dog Friendly Calming Candles? 5 key questions.   There are calming products for dogs on the market that can help calm anxiety which include, but are...

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Oct 30 2021

Aromatherapy for Dogs

“Aromatherapy” is when essential oils are used to treat behavioural and physical problems. The holistic capabilities of Canine Aromatherapy have been in practice for years. Using the...

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Oct 30 2021

Are Scented Candles Bad For Dogs?

Candles are wonderful to create a beautifully scented environment, but did you know, the wick, the wax, and the scent could affect your and your dog’s...

Post by Emma Filby
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Oct 30 2021

Dog friendly safe candle-burning practices

6 rules to remember One: Never leave a candle unattended. Two: Keep an open flame out of reach, away from drafts, flammable materials, and waggy tails to...

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Aug 09 2021

How to stop a dog from jumping up on a walk

We can teach a dog not to jump when they meet people or dogs on a walk, by instead training that when we stop walking it...