When we talk about long lines as training and socialisation tools for your dog, we do not mean extendable, retractable leads. A loose, trailing long line or simple leash, no shorter than 1.5 metres, is a useful and safe way to allow your dog to interact with the world...
Many dogs can struggle to control their impulses. Particularly, working breed dogs or smaller, robust breeds. Essentially, any dog instinctually reacts easily to stimulus and working from the anticipation part of their brain – this is called provoked arousal ....
Barking and noise sensitivity in dogs can be a rough behaviour to manage when it becomes habitual. It can quickly become a nuisance and needs to be managed before long. It’s important to remember dogs instinctual bark and for many breeds it’s a...
With Met Eireann’s warnings of colder spells and snowy conditions on the way for January 2023, I’ve put together a winter care guide for you and your dog. When out on winter walks, be sure to keep your dog wrapped up warm as well as yourself. The finer coated...
As 2022 comes to a close, we have been looking back at the madness and mayhem, the happy and the sad, the achievements and the near misses. We had a visit from the lovely team from RTE’s Nationwide programme in January, which gave us some much-needed exposure on Irish...
