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Our senses… sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing connect our dog’s mind with the world around them. Not providing enough stimulation for your dog’s sense can contribute to dog behaviour problems. Smell is the often neglected ultimate dog’s sense….
ReadSerotonin is one of many brain chemicals involved in the brain’s mood circuits. It also plays an active role in sleep-wake cycles and appetite. Did you also know that how well your dog produces serotonin can be the key to…
ReadLenny my Boston Terrier and I had a great time in the 96FM studio this morning discussing National Dog Day. Here’s a snap! Lenny and I also showed the lovely Breakfast crew how to hand target a great way to…
ReadWhat do our feline friends want? Cat wee problems are the most common behavioural complaints of cat owners. And if you have tried everything to no success then look no further……. Have you offered your feline friend a litter tray…
ReadDoes your cat know who you are? Cats are being welcomed into families, stealing the hearts of men and have taken over youtube but do they know who you are? A study published in 2013 explores whether cats can…
ReadIt’s not a comfortable topic but since every-dog does it here goes…. Don’t be shy, we’ve all had one in the family…. that’s right…. a poo eater! I hope it gives you some comfort to know that you are not…
ReadNeed real solutions to dog obedience training problems and family-friendly advice? Have you ever wondered what it was that your dog just heard to prompt that latest eruption of barking? Look to the special sense of hearing to understand your…
ReadDogs have been mans best friend for over 15, 000 years, they are the first domesticated species. Dog ownership is scientifically proven to have tremendous mental and physical health benefits. With the media spotlight on dog bites, I remind myself…
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