Author: Daniella Cranfield
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Creating A Safe Spot for Your Dog
We all know that heart-wrenching moment when our dog’s eyes fill with worry as we reach for our keys. That pang of guilt hits hard, knowing they’re grappling with separation anxiety the second we step out the door. And let’s face it, leaving behind those big, sad eyes never gets easier. It’s time to share
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Comings And Goings: Defuse Triggers, Defuse Drama For Your Dog
We’ve all experienced that poignant moment—those sad puppy dog eyes begging us not to go as we reach for the door. It’s the heartache of managing a dog who suffers from separation anxiety, with every jingle of car keys setting off their despair over being left alone. Watching them whimper and pace is enough to
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Calm = Release Of Your Dog
Have you ever been in a pickle trying to settle down your fidgety dog? Trust me, you’re in good company. Many people grapple with the boundless energy of their dogs when it comes to less-than-fun activities like nail trims or ear cleanings. But here’s some comforting news: there is a kind-hearted strategy that can turn
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Curing Hand Shyness In Dogs
Whether your dog recoils at the touch or dodges your attempts for a cheerful head rub, this reaction is not to be overlooked. It goes beyond mere inconvenience—it chips away at the special bond you share with your dog. You can use gentle retraining to restore your dog’s sense of safety and trust around human
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Dog Aggression Basics
Welcome to the complex world of dog aggression, a subject that can be as perplexing as it is distressing. It’s not easy when your beloved dog displays aggressive behaviour. But don’t worry; you’re not alone on this journey. Understanding dog aggression is like piecing together a challenging puzzle – each piece is critical to seeing
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Introducing The Collar And Leash
If you’ve just welcomed a wiggly bundle of furry joy into your home, you’re gearing up for the next milestone: getting that adorable pup acquainted with its new collar and leash. If your little puppy is anything like every other playful pup out there, they will probably give the new collar and leash the side-eye.
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How To Potty Bell Train Your Puppy
Imagine this: you’re in the zone with work or soaking up some peaceful solitude, and then—yep, there it is—that telltale wet spot on the carpet. Wouldn’t it be great if your puppy could give you a heads-up before those little “toileting” accidents? We know all too well that the path to potty training is littered
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Dog Submissive (Appeasement) Urination: Urinates When Anxious Or Nervous
As dog lovers, it is important to understand the mix of emotions when your dog’s excitement leads to an unexpected puddle on the floor. Submissive (appeasement) urination is more than inconvenient; it reflects your dog’s internal stress or desire to show deference. It’s easy to mistake these moments for acts of defiance, but often, they’re
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Say Hello For The Socially Unsure Puppy
Welcoming a new puppy into your home is like opening the door to endless joy—those tail wags and adorable nose boops are pure magic. But, not every pup is an instant socialite at the sight of new people; some might retreat with anxious energy rather than bound forward with playful tail wags. It’s common for
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Signs Trouble Is Brewing Within Your Dog
Have you noticed your usually cheerful dog beginning to act a little off? Perhaps they’ve been turning a deaf ear to commands or crowding your personal space more than usual. These small changes can be disconcerting, leaving you with that nagging feeling that something’s not quite right with your dog. Like us, your dog has