Dog training isn’t one size fits all, and it shouldn’t be. There are lots of different approaches out there, and what works for one dog or family might not work for another. Training is about people as much as it is about dogs, so it’s important to be honest about who I work best with. I might not be the right trainer for you if: You’re not open to looking at the whole picture. Training rarely exists in isolation, so things like diet, sleep, routine, exercise, and enrichment

Many behavioural issues aren’t the result of “bad behaviour” at all, but unmet breed needs. Every dog was bred with a purpose, and when those instincts are ignored, they don’t disappear, they simply find another outlet. Understanding what your dog was designed to do is one of the most powerful tools you have for creating a calmer, more fulfilled companion.

Since we’re getting closer to 2026, I thought I’d give you all a little update on some changes in my business going forward.

Learn how to get your dog camera-ready with top tips from professional pet photographer Kerry Jordan. Includes free photography guide!

Anyone who has travelled with a dog knows that the term dog friendly can be misleading. Plenty of cottages look perfect online, only for guests to arrive to a long list of rules that turn the trip into a balancing act. So what does genuine dog friendliness actually look like? Rachel Spencer is a journalist, coach and the owner of Sunnyside Cottage in Robin Hood’s Bay on the Yorkshire Coast. She bought the cottage in June 2023 after falling for the village on a visit with her

Looking for the perfect gift for the dog or dog lover in your life? These are all products I’ve tried, loved, and genuinely recommend – and you can shop them easily by clicking each product title below. Teddy and I have tested them all so you don’t have to – consider this your shortcut to a very happy Christmas! 🎄🐾 For Dog Owners 💕 Ideal for the dog lover in your life, these gifts are perfect for anyone whose world revolves around their canine companion. In Defence of Dogs

If you’ve ever noticed your dog slowing down, getting stiff, or just seeming a bit “off,” it can be hard to know how to help. Physiotherapy can make a huge difference – not just for recovery after injury, but for preventing problems before they start, easing pain, improving mobility, and supporting your dog’s long-term health and wellbeing. I use Zoe Clarke of Caledonia Veterinary Physiotherapy  for both my own dog and horse, and her approach is nothing short of brilliant. Sh

As a dog walker, I see a lot of gear every day, but some pieces immediately stand out. I first discovered Knots & Tails  through a client and friend, and I was instantly impressed. Inspired by them, I ordered a slip lead for Teddy, and later added a collar. From the moment I held them, it was clear they were built to last. The paracord is strong yet soft against her neck, and the finish shows real attention to detail. The customer service was just as exceptional. I’d reached

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