Can Residential Dog Training Help Faster Than Weekly Sessions?
If you have tried weekly dog training classes or one-to-one sessions but feel stuck, you are not alone. Many UK dog owners reach a point where progress is slow or inconsistent. You practise for a few days, life gets in the way, and unwanted behaviours creep back in. This is where residential dog training can […]
Making Sure Your Dog is Pub Ready
No, we’re not suggesting you teach your dog how to down a pint. But if you’re hoping to enjoy a drink in a sunny beer garden with your dog by your side, there are a few things to consider. Heading to the pub can be a great bonding experience. But just like some humans, not […]
Running and Exercising with your Dog
Running with your dog can be an amazing way to bond, stay fit, and get outdoors together, but like any good partnership, it takes preparation, patience, and the right approach to make it safe and enjoyable for you both. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting out, here’s everything you need to know before […]
Helping your puppy sleep at night
Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting and joyful experience. However, ensuring that your furry friend sleeps soundly through the night can be a challenge. Here are some tips to help your puppy, and you, enjoy restful nights. Understanding Your Puppy’s Sleep Needs Puppies require a significant amount of sleep, typically between […]
Why Do Dogs Wag Their Tails?
We can easily assume that a wagging tail means our dog is happy. But did you know that tail wagging can actually express a whole range of emotions? This can be excitement and joy, or anxiety and even aggression. A dog’s tail is one of their most important communication tools, and understanding what your dog’s […]
A Statement Concerning the Recent News Linking The Dog Guy to Wayne Clarke
It has come to our attention that there have been recent discussions linking The Dog Guy to Wayne Clarke. We want to take this opportunity to clarify any misunderstandings and reassure our valued clients and community. Since October 2023, The Dog Guy has been under entirely new and professional management. Clarke has had no involvement […]
Littermate Syndrome
When canine siblings of two or more (Littermates) are reared in the same environment for longer than the typical 8 to 10 weeks, when puppies are often placed in homes, a variety of behavioural difficulties called “Littermate Syndrome” (also known as Sibling Aggression or “Littermate Aggression”) tend to manifest. Signs of littermate syndrome When siblings […]
Taking Care of a Visually-Impaired/Blind Dogs
Blind dogs are just as capable of playing, running around, and showing affection as fully-sighted dogs, despite the fact that they are missing their ability to see. Many pet owners are concerned about how their animal will handle blindness, but fortunately, most animals adjust fairly well and go on to lead happy lives. Caring for […]
How to Help a Dog with Separation Anxiety
Does your dog become anxious as you prepare to leave the house? When you get home, do they erupt in pure joy? While you were away, did they chew on the corner of an end table, break your shoes, or scratch the door? Do the neighbours complain about the amount of noise they make? Do […]
Service Dogs
Service Dogs are wonderful. They can not only be awesome compagnions but also can help people do all sorts of daily tasks! For disabled people a service dog can provide vital help and also independence. What is a service dog? Service dogs can help a variety of disabilities such as autism and diabetes as well […]