Resources

real world training

  • What your dog can teach you about mindfulness

    What your dog can teach you about mindfulness

    Dogs live in the moment. Good things happen when we do too. We have a lot to learn from them.

  • My Dog Won’t Come Back When Called

    My Dog Won’t Come Back When Called

    Recall Reset: Rebuilding a Reliable Recall. Your dog just isn’t coming back. It’s like their name has lost all meaning. While this can be a normal part of adolescence, there are things you can do to reset their recall.

  • Nail trims don’t have to be stressful

    Nail trims don’t have to be stressful

    Cooperative Care & Gentle Handling. The idea is to teach animals to feel safe and comfortable during everyday handling and care activities like grooming and vet visits.

  • Puppy Training Beyond Sit & Stay

    Puppy Training Beyond Sit & Stay

    Dog training isn’t just about teaching puppies how to sit, drop, and spin. That’s the easy stuff! It’s about dogs and humans learning how to navigate everyday life together.

  • Puppy Socialisation Isn’t What Most People Think

    Puppy Socialisation Isn’t What Most People Think

    Common Puppy Socialisation mistakes & misunderstandings: what Puppy Socialisation really means.

  • Puppy Socialisation Explained

    Puppy Socialisation Explained

    It’s More Than Just Meeting Dogs! Socialisation is about far more than introducing your puppy to new people and dogs. It’s about gently exposing them to the world so they can grow into confident, resilient dogs who can cope with everyday life.

  • Living with an adolescent dog

    Living with an adolescent dog

    My puppy was doing so well! It’s like everything they knew has fallen out of their head?! What have I done wrong?! Welcome to adolescence!

  • Puppy school is just the beginning

    Puppy school is just the beginning

    Has your puppy woken up and chosen chaos? But last week they were utterly perfect? Guess what… this is completely normal!

  • Small Moments, Big Impact

    Small Moments, Big Impact

    Some of the best training happens in small moments throughout the day. Short, playful training moments often work better than one long session, especially for younger dogs. This way, training becomes part of life.