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Pippa Mattinson

yellow labrador having a harness fitted

Headcollar Vs Body Harness – Which Is Best For Dogs That Pull On The Leash

Discussions on headcollars come up in our Facebook group from time to time and can be a surprisingly controversial topic, so I’m going to start with some facts, then move on to differences in opinion as to the benefits and disadvantages of both body harnesses for dogs compared with headcollars such as the ‘halti’ or …

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labrador puppy learning to like the heel position

How To Make A Dog Training Plan

Training a dog is a big challenge, a project rather a task. And because time for most of us is always at a premium, if you want a better behaved dog, it’s important to make a plan. Today, I’m going to help you make your own, personalized, training plan that will work for you and …

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photo of a yellow labrador puppy with a food bowl

Different Ways To Feed A Puppy – And My Recommendations

There is a lot of scary information out there, regarding animal feed and nutrition. You can read about dog food recalls and the dangers of a processed commercial diet one day, and then read about the dangers of raw food the next.  And it’s fair to say that there’s a certain amount of propaganda designed …

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photo of a jack russell terrier puppy sitting on a person's lap

The Internet: A Dog Training Minefield

Like many of you, I tend to consume much of my content on youtube these days, rather than on traditional television channels. And some of what I see when it comes to dog training worries me.  It may not surprise you to learn that harmful misinformation about dogs and dog training is rife on Youtube …

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photo of a black english cocker spaniel puppy carrying a grey Kong Knotts teddy

When Puppy Biting Gets Too Much: A Five Step Plan

I want to talk a bit about biting today because biting puppies can test your patience to the limits, and because it’s one of those aspects of puppy behavior that can come as a big shock.   New puppy parents are often initially lulled into a false sense of security on the biting front when they …

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Will My Dog Grow Out Of Bad Behavior? (Spoiler – It Depends!)

“Don’t worry, he’ll grow out of it” is something that struggling dog owners hear a lot. Especially if their dog is between six months and two years of age. Sometimes, it’s true. Most dogs do eventually grow out of chewing everything in sight, for example. But sometimes, waiting for a dog to ‘grow out of …

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photo of a yellow labrador puppy asleep on some vetbed fleece

What You Can Do About Bed Chewing – Less And More Than You Think!

I recently had a setback with my youngest Labrador Bonnie.  She dismantled one of my favorite dog beds when I thought she was long past that stage! I’ll talk about how this happened, and give you some tips to help you avoid the same situation, and other more common causes of destructive chewing. All puppies …

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yellow labrador running in a grassy paddock

This Is Why Your Dog Doesn’t Listen (And How To Fix That!)

Training a dog is one thing, but what about the dog that is trained and yet doesn’t listen to commands?  This is a hugely frustrating problem especially if you have put hours and hours into training your dog.  It feels like such a smack in the face to be ignored. And it’s embarrassing, especially when …

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yellow labrador retriever standing in front of her crate

Mistakes You Don’t Have To Make When Training Your Dog

This is a great place to start if you feel as though you are not making much progress with training your dog and you are not sure why.  Or when it feels as though your dog is working against you rather than with you! The very first mistake on this list is ‘being too hard …

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yellow labrador lying next to a glass door with a red toy in her mouth

Game Based Dog Training: What’s It All About?

It sounds a bit like cheating doesn’t it? Playing games with dogs. Instead of serious training!  I used to fall into the ‘serious dog trainer’ camp, and rather looked down my nose at trick training and playing games with dogs.  I am still serious about the importance of dog training, but training methods have changed …

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