Paws and effect: The power of TTouch for dogs
Looking for a gentle way to help your dog feel more relaxed and improve their behaviour? T-Touch, or Tellington TTouch, might be just what you need. Developed by Linda Tellington-Jones, this technique involves soft, circular touches and movements that can enhance your dog’s well-being and strengthen your bond. In this blog, we'll explore the basics of T-Touch and its benefits, from easing stress and anxiety to boosting physical health. Discover how this calming method can make a positive difference in your dog's life…
Sniffing Out the Benefits: Why Dog Walking Matters
Just like us, dogs need regular exercise to stay healthy. Regular walks help maintain a healthy weight, reduce the risk of obesity, and improve cardiovascular health. Plus, walking promotes joint mobility and can stave off arthritis, ensuring your pup remains active and playful…
Managing arthritis in senior dogs: Essential tips for a happier, healthier dog
As our beloved furry friends age, they may face health challenges, just like humans do. One of the most common issues elderly dogs encounter is arthritis. Arthritis in dogs can lead to pain, reduced mobility, and a decrease in their overall quality of life. However, with the right care and attention, you can help your senior dog live comfortably and happily. Here’s a guide to understanding and managing arthritis in elderly dogs.
Training Dogs with Operant Conditioning: The Power of Pawsitive Reinforcement!
Training your dog can be a rewarding experience, especially when you use operant conditioning. This method involves shaping your dog's behaviour through consequences, and positive reinforcement is the most effective and humane approach…
Not all dog walks are equal
Walking your dog is already a great way to keep them healthy and happy, but have you ever thought about adding a little twist to make it even better? Scatter feeding is a fun and easy way to do just that. It involves tossing small amounts of your dog’s food or treats into the grass or other surfaces during your walk.