Dog Training Australia

Proper living arrangements with dogs are important for their physical, emotional, and behavioural well-being. Before doing other pet care activities such as training, grooming or giving them a balanced diet, start with providing them a safe and comfortable living environment. Some breeders and shelters even screen adopters by asking for photos of your home.  After all, your home is a big part of how you can spend quality time together and help raise them securely and loved. Whether you’re a new or veteran dog parent, your living arrangement can decide your dog’s happiness, and vice versa. Many people move houses...

Proper nutrition is important for dogs because it provides the necessary nutrients to support their overall health and well-being.  It’s important to know that as external physical activities such as training, grooming, and social interaction all play a part in the overall well-being of your dog, what goes inside them is a huge factor too. A diet lacking in essential nutrients can lead to health problems such as obesity, joint problems, digestive issues, and weakened immunity. As a fur parent, understanding your dog’s nutritional needs and the processes involved may be overwhelming at first, so here we break down the...

Living life with an adorable pooch is indeed fun, exciting, and relaxing. Dog lovers know that life is better with a dog. If you’re a new dog owner, you may even start to notice that something has improved in you since you started living with a pet. You might wonder, are these improvements just in your mind, or does owning a dog really bring some health benefits? Health benefits of owning a dog They encourage you to move around Dogs frequently need to run and play in order to be healthy and active, which requires your participation as well. Even...

Dog training is tried and tested when it comes to maintaining a dog’s overall well-being and keeping their behaviour in check, but that doesn’t mean it’s a smooth-sailing journey– some dogs are just more strong-willed than others! You may ask, “When can I say that my dog is stubborn?” A stubborn dog is one who intentionally disobeys what they are told and is highly focused on what they want. Instead of following your lead, a stubborn dog resists and tries to take the lead. Many dog owners feel it is impossible to train a stubborn dog. Even in dog adoption,...

Dog adoption is always an exciting journey, both for the family members and the dog. But it doesn’t mean that just because you want a new addition to the family, you should always adopt a newborn or a puppy.  Sometimes, an older, more mature dog is best fit for your home, especially if you want to experience a more laid-back lifestyle with the company of a newly adopted pet who can even be potty-trained.  Aside from deciding the right dog breed that suits your family, take some time to meet senior dogs looking for a home too. Consider them as...