Free Resources to help you with common training problems
Resource Guarding
Is your dog growling when you try and move them off the sofa?
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Perhaps they don't like to share their toys, or snap at other household dogs at mealtimes, or when they've got a chew, toy, or even when being offered treats?
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Resource guarding is a serious issue, and no matter what anyone says, it doesn't get better on its own, AND the dog WON'T grow out of it.
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Download this free guide, and get armed with the information you need.
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Your Border Collie
You think you know Collies, yet you're still trying to wrap your head around the odd behaviours you're seeing.
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Do you have a car chasing Collie? Perhaps it's bikes, or even kids!
Does he bark at everything...or even nothing at all!?
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This is the guide for you. By understanding the heritage and genetic development of your Border Collie, you'll find a new way to understand them.
Get your free download below:
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Barking
Does your dog make all kinds of noise, and you've no idea why?
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Have you got a territorial barker, a demand barker, or simply a dog who gets pleasure out of barking?
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Take a look at my free guide to help you identify what type of barker you have, and where to start
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Housetraining
So, you've brought home your new puppy, or rescued an older dog; now, what?
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First thing's first, let's get the toilet training sorted!
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Use this handy guide to walk you through the basics, and get you into a good routine. Committing the time now, will pay huge dividends in the long run. Remember, your puppy has no idea what they're supposed to do, and perhaps your rescue dog has never lived in a house, before. It's your job to teach them, so I've made it easy for you!
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Download your guide here: Housetraining
Socialisation
One of the most important parts of raising a new puppy, is Socialisation.
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Many would have you believe that, if you don't do it by the time the puppy is so many weeks old, then you've failed as a puppy owner!
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While it is, indeed, important to give puppies exposure to new sights, sounds, smells, creatures and textures, when they are young, what's more important is the quality of those experiences.
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What is true, is that some of the experiences puppies have when they are young and developing, will stay with the for life. That's why appropriate socialisation matters.
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Download your free Socialisation e-book here