by Jim Gillies CAB | CDBC | Dec 24, 2023 | Dog Behaviour
Why Is My Puppy Crying at Night? New puppies cry at night because they have just left their mother and littermates — everything in your home is unfamiliar, and they are not yet settled. This is normal and not a sign that something is wrong. Most young puppies also... by Jim Gillies CAB | CDBC | Dec 24, 2023 | Dog Behaviour
Getting to the point of rehoming a dog is extremely stressful, made even harder when they have complicated or aggressive behaviour. It can feel like there are no alternatives and choices are limited. This is completely understandable — feelings of hopelessness when... by Jim Gillies CAB | CDBC | Nov 29, 2023 | Interesting Articles
Puzzle feeders for dogs are more than just a trendy gadget for pet owners. They are a fundamental tool in enriching your dog’s life, both mentally and physically. In this guide, we’ll look at puzzle feeders and why they’re important for dog owners.... by Jim Gillies CAB | CDBC | Nov 28, 2023 | Dog Training Tips
How to muzzle train your dog is an essential process in dog training, often overlooked by many pet owners. Contrary to popular belief, muzzles are not just for aggressive dogs; they are a vital tool for ensuring safety during grooming, veterinary visits, or... by Jim Gillies CAB | CDBC | Nov 28, 2023 | Dog Behaviour
Redirected aggression is one of the most commonly misunderstood presentations in dogs. It often appears sudden or unprovoked because the person or animal on the receiving end was not the original focus of the dog’s arousal. In most cases, however, the behaviour is not...
