The presence of appeasing pheromones may decrease the effects of a dog's anxiety.

Balance out the needs of our dogs, be aware of what they experience during the day, and manage their lives so that reactive behaviours fade

Understanding how Dopamine works in a dog brain to help anxious, aggressive and reactive dogs

Dogs naturally seek connection. Knowing how to enhance the communication can improve your lead walking and recall

From my experience once dogs learn that you understand these subtle signs, they become more co-operative, less reactive, quicker to approach

Communicating with a Sensitive Dog. A conversation of a few whispers is how it felt...

For a strong, connected relationship with our dogs, let’s focus on teaching dogs what we want them to do

The bulk of my work is with dogs that are showing behaviours known as reactive or aggressive. Often these dogs are anxious and sensitive....

Good coaches believe that the individual always has the answer to their own problem, but may need help to find the answer

Why your reactive dog often has no choice over their behaviour

I promise that if you stick with it then you’ll finish the month one step closer to where you want to be with your dog.

A fallout of the training is better belief system, is that people end up feeling that they have failed.

Navigating your way through the uncertain world of dog care is tricky. Some tips on how to find what you need for you and your dog.

Assessing your dog's play style and finding compatible play mates

Why 'sit' might not be the best place to begin In my experience when people talk about the foundations of dog training or 'going back to...

Trying to get training just right is understandable, but can lead to procrastination. It is ok to take the messy first step and get started.

Dog Training works when you commit to it. It's not just what you do in class but what you do between that gets results