Dog Training Australia

As our four-legged friends enter their senior years, they deserve a little extra TLC. Everything from dietary tweaks, the right training, and regular visits at the vet comprises the love and support we should show our elderly doggies as they go through their golden years. Signs of ageing in dogs Dogs age differently depending on different factors. Generally, smaller dogs tend to live the longest at 15 years minimum, while giant dog breeds such as mastiffs reach up to 7 to 8 years. Most dogs live happy, healthy “senior” lives from 7 to 13 years. Understanding telltale signs of ageing...

Taking care of your dog’s teeth is more than just avoiding doggy breath. It should be part of their training, and toothbrushes and toothpaste should definitely be part of your dog gear. By keeping your dog’s chompers in good shape, you’re not only just preventing dental drama, but you’re also contributing to your furry friend’s overall happiness and longevity. Why dental and gum health is important in dogs Oral pain can keep your dog from eating properly. Imagine getting a flash of pain every time you chow down. Dogs with unhealthy gums and teeth will feel the same thing. You...

As exciting as getting a new puppy can be, the process can be a bit overwhelming for your newest companion. No matter how nice your home is or how cool their collars look, dogs can get stressed out by a sudden change in their environment. Creating and nurturing a strong bond with your puppy takes a lot of time and patience. But once you’ve gotten the hang of it, get ready—you’re in for one pawsome journey ahead! Things to remember before and after you bring your puppy home The process of cultivating your relationship with your dog actually begins before...

What does your dog’s barking mean? Think of your dog’s vocalisations as their way of talking to you, expressing a whole range of emotions and needs. From joyful barking during training to heart-wrenching whining when there’s a thunderstorm, each sound provides a glimpse into their minds and hearts. Understanding what your dog is trying to say gives you a backstage pass into their world, fostering a deeper connection between you and your beloved four-legged friend. Barking Barking is your dog’s main form of communication. They have a diverse bark vocabulary, each carrying its own distinct message. Knowing what they mean...

Dogs need regular exercise to maintain a healthy weight, build strong muscles, and keep their immune systems in tip-top shape. Exercise also stimulates their minds, reducing boredom and preventing destructive behaviour. It’s like hitting two birds with one tennis ball! Fortunately, many exercise programs for dogs involve a lot of fun for you and your dog. From a classic game of fetch at the park, to performing a choreographed musical routine, or even some good old doga (yes, that’s dog yoga), you can be sure that your dog ends your training sessions with a wide, toothy smile. Things to remember...