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Don’t pass the buck!

Don’t pass the buck!

Meeting Your Dog’s Drive Needs: Lessons from Koda's Story Dogs, like Koda, often end up in rescue not because they are untrainable but because their previous owners didn’t fully understand what he needed. Koda was well-fed, healthy, and cared for in many ways....

Paracelsus, a renowned physician and alchemist, once said, "Poison is in everything, and no thing is without poison. The dosage makes it either a poison or a remedy." This quote offers a profound perspective when applied to dog training, particularly on the...

Why Balanced Decisions Matter?

Why Balanced Decisions Matter?

In today's digital age, the way we connect, communicate, and form opinions has shifted dramatically. Social media and the internet have become powerful tools for shaping perceptions, but they also present challenges—especially when it comes to making informed...

Embracing Food Drive: A Trainer’s Perspective

Embracing Food Drive: A Trainer’s Perspective

"Do you guys value/prioritise food drive in your training?" This question often arises in discussions about dog training, and my answer might surprise you. The short answer is that I value/prioritise food in my training as much as the dog does. Here's the long answer....

Why Working with Humans Can Be Harder Than Working with Dogs

Why Working with Humans Can Be Harder Than Working with Dogs

Running a dog training business involves more than just training dogs; it requires navigating the complexities of working with humans. While dogs can be challenging, humans often present the bigger challenge. In this blog post, I'll share my experiences and insights...

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