Dog Training Australia

Christmas and New Year’s is one of the most anticipated holiday seasons of the year for many. It’s a time for us to connect and spend time with our family and friends and have some downtime to ourselves. Of course, if you have a dog, it will be to spend time with them and ensure they have a great time too!  However, various issues and potential problems could occur during this time of year for your pet. Here are some top tips to keep in mind when celebrating with your furry friend!  Be strict - only dog treats  Many owners...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year again! While we’re confident you spoil your dog all year round, the holidays are a great excuse to bring it up a notch. We’ve scoured the internet and done our research to find you our top 5 unique and personalised Christmas gift ideas for your dog whilst supporting Australian pet businesses that you and your dog are bound to fall in love with!  Gift idea #1: Monthly subscription boxes  These boxes come jam-packed with all-natural treats, fun and interactive toys and accessories to keep your dog happy and healthy. They are really...

Daily exercise has always been an essential part of keeping a healthy lifestyle. Besides helping you maintain body fat percentage and keeping a good physique, it improves balance and coordination, builds muscles and balances out abnormal mood swings. It also prevents and manages risks of severe conditions such as high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes. Exercising for as little as 30 minutes on most days of the week can have a significant impact on improving your overall health.  Guess what? The same rule applies to your dog too! Most people make the mistake of assuming that only active dog...

It’s tough to measure the intelligence of a dog. Some breeds can herd sheep better than humans, whilst others have a knack for problem-solving. Some can sense how you’re feeling, and others learn commands almost instinctively after a few rounds of training. It’s really important to know what defines a smart dog.  This may come as a shock to you, but most people generally do not want an intelligent dog. It’s rather strange, but as it turns out, smarter dogs are generally harder to train. Intelligent dogs require more stimulation than regular dogs. They learn quickly and in turn, get...

When older people begin moving into the next phase of their lives, many can find the transition to be exceptionally taxing and lonesome. Without the regularity of consistent work, the hours in the day can become a drag. Whilst some enjoy the freedom of retirement, others might struggle with the lack of structure in their day to day life.  For those who struggle with retiring, they can be more vulnerable to physical and mental illnesses. Pets can make a big difference in having a better retirement experience. Dogs, in particular, provide constant companionship which encourages both physical and mental health...