Let’s be real, as much as we adore our floofers, finding the time and energy to train them can sometimes feel like a struggle. Between work, household stuff, Furkids and/or Skinfants, or binge-watching the latest Netflix series to chill out,… Read More »The 3 for 3 Rule: A Foolproof Way to Train Your Dog in Just 9 Minutes a Day
Ah, the wonderful world of dog training terminology! As a professional trainer, let me tell you, it’s like learning a whole new language. And one of the words in our vocab? Shaping. Now, I know what you’re thinking – “Isn’t… Read More »Trainer Terms Explained: Shaping
Finally! The cooler weather is on its way to eastern Australia – the leaves have started falling, the mornings are crisp, and the winter chill will soon creeping in. For those of us with Fidos, that means it’s time to… Read More »Getting Your Dog Ready for Winter: Winterising Your Pup
I must admit, I have a toe bean fetish. Just to clarify toe beans = dog paws! I love them so much that my friend and colleague, Karen from 4paws2feet1team, calls me Jolene because I walk around the house singing… Read More »What do Toe Beans Have to Do With Assistance Dog Training?
Pavlov, does that name ring a bell for you? As dog guardians, we all want the same thing – a loving pup who listens to our cues and behaves impeccably, whether that’s at home, at a friend’s house, a café,… Read More »Trainer Terms Explained: Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning – Your Dog Training Superpower For Your Pawfect Pup For dog guardians and trainers, operant conditioning is one of the most powerful tools in our training toolbox. This evidence-based psychological principle allows us to shape and reinforce desirable… Read More »Trainer Terms Explained: Operant Conditioning
Does your dog go into a frenzy anytime you break out the treat bag? Or maybe they just can’t resist rushing the front door and jumping all over your visitors? A lack of self-control and impulse control can lead to… Read More »Leave It? Nailed It! Your Ultimate Guide to Teaching Your Dog Self-Control
If your dog tends to bark or act out when visitors come over, you’re not alone. Many dogs struggle with reactivity towards unfamiliar people. The good news is that using training games, you can help your pupper stay calmer and… Read More »Top 3 Games To Prepare Your Dog For Visitors Coming At Easter
Are you living in a multi-dog household and finding it a bit chaotic at times? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Having multiple furry friends under one roof can be a whole lot of fun, but it can also come with… Read More »Living in Harmony: Training Techniques for Multi-Dog Households
In this week’s blog I’m going to address a common challenge faced by many dog owners: excessive vocalisation…..barking. Whether it’s incessant boof boof or yip yip, whining, or howling, excessive vocalisation can be a source of frustration for both you… Read More »From Barking to Zen: Games and Techniques to Help Dogs Overcome Excessive Vocalisation
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