Such a busy week with lots of excellent dog-related resources from all over the web!
Spring is finally here and lots of us may wish to get more active with our dogs. Take care before you start putting your dog under any extra exertion though and only ask your dog to participate in exercise they are able for: Jogging with your dog improves overall fitness and health
Crufts 2016 is just coming to an end this evening; here are some vintage photographs from the 1900s.
Read Eric & Peety’s Mutual Rescue story (WARNING you will need tissues) and watch their short film below. Who rescued whom?
We often meet resistance when we ask pet owners and indeed, vets, to have the dog fully examined, including any relevant diagnostics, before or as we engage in behaviour work. This case illustrates the importance of such awareness: When the only symptom is behavior change
Teaching a great recall isn’t about the type of dog you have, or just about having your dog come back when you call – it requires quite a bit of investment but is well worth it: The Secret to a Recall
And if you really want to teach your dog, better learn how they best learn: How Dogs Learn from Urban Dogs and How Dogs Learn from Dr Yin
Dogs ‘speak’ a foreign language:
What your dog is desperately trying to tell you!
Licks don’t necessarily equal kisses:
I’m sure many of us know someone who probably shouldn’t have a dog for some reason or another…5 Ways to talk someone out of getting a dog when they should not have one
All the feels: awwww!
Some training inspiration from Jumpy!
Mesmerising and relaxing:
AniEd Ireland 