Dog Training Australia

Games will never not be fun for dogs, especially if done appropriately and with delightful treats! Whether you are both staying at home, or going outside for a breath of fresh air, there are lots of games that can make your bonding time fun and exciting! 

Most dogs are born knowing how to fetch. Toss your dog's favourite toy in an open, safe area and they’ll run after it and hopefully bring it back to you. This easy-to-learn game gives your dog plenty of exercise and taps into their natural instincts to chase and catch prey.

Aside from training, playing games gives your pooch the physical and mental stimulation they need, which contributes to their overall well-being. Try these games and discover their favourite!

Not a lot of dogs get a great start to life. Many find themselves facing uncertainty, wandering the streets, getting abandoned or surrendered, and stuck in shelters. No matter how bleak their situations may be, there will always be a chance to rewrite their stories. Adopting a rescue is a transformative experience for both you and the dog. It’s an emotional journey that sees a pup go from living in horrible conditions to enjoying life in a safe and loving home, and their owners get all the joys of gaining a new companion. Why should you adopt a rescue dog?...

Life is all about learning new things, and that goes for our four-legged pals, too! From mastering basic commands to maintaining good eating manners, training is the best way to ensure your dog lives a life that’s both fun and orderly. Whether your canine companion is a playful baby or a golden senior, these training milestones will serve as a guide to help you structure your sessions according to your dog’s age. Time to start that Hollywood-style training montage! Puppyhood The first year of your pup’s life is the most important. It’s the stage where their body and mind are...

From the early days of silent cinema to the modern era of social media, dogs have been stealing hearts left and right! This list shows how our canine companions are not only loyal friends, but could also become silver screen and viral sensations. These paw-some doggos are just a few who have left their paw prints all over the film, television and online spaces. In film Source: Pinterest Blair: Blair was a Collie who played the titular role in “Rescued by Rover” (1905), a British silent film. This film turned out to be the first of two things: the first...