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10/11/2026 Christmas What to Do in the Moment When Your Dog Reacts on a Walk
The most useful thing you can do when your dog starts reacting on a walk is to stop worrying about what anyone else...
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03/11/2026 Training Why Your Dog Barks at Cats, and Why It Might Be Frustration Rather Than Hatred
If your dog barks at cats, it may be frustration rather than hatred that is driving the behaviour, because a dog who...
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27/10/2026 Training Control and Management: The Missing Piece That Makes Dog Training Actually Stick
If your dog keeps slipping back into the habits you are working so hard to change, the answer is often not more...
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20/10/2026 Training Your Dog Isn’t Being Naughty: What Unwanted Behaviour Is Really Telling You
When your dog jumps up, mouths your hands, grabs the lead or chews something precious, it is very easy to label it as...
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13/10/2026 Training The Hardest Thing About Your Dog Might Be the Lesson You Need Most
When your dog is doing something that frustrates you, exhausts you or leaves you wondering why you ever brought them...
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06/10/2026 Training Why Your Dog Barks in the Car (and What Actually Helps)
If your dog barks at other dogs, people or bikes from the back of the car but walks past them calmly on a lead, the car...
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29/09/2026 Training When Your Dog Has Reached Their Limit: Why Progress Matters More Than Perfect
Every dog has a ceiling shaped by character, breed and history as much as by training, and knowing where that ceiling...
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22/09/2026 Training When a Treat Becomes a Warning, Not a Reward
The single most useful habit you can build with a nervous dog is to pay attention not just to whether you are using...
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15/09/2026 Training How Training With Your Dog Should Actually Feel
Dog training is usually measured purely by results, whether a cue lands first time or a walk goes smoothly past another...
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08/09/2026 Training The Overlooked Shortcut to Faster Progress With a Reactive or Anxious Dog
The fastest way to make real progress with a reactive, anxious or generally tricky dog rarely has anything to do with...
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