Training & Behaviour
Training with a dog – where to start?
Training a dog is an indispensable part of a quadruped owner's daily routine. It is as important as walking, feeding or stroking. Without it, we cannot talk about satisfying basic needs, because it is training that "feeds the brain". It is one of the most important elements of our care for a dog, unfortunately often overlooked and neglected.
Dogs have a different communication system than humans
Dogs, despite being so well...
Training & Behaviour
Basic commands that your dog will benefit from learning
Learning dog commands is not only part of raising a dog and obedience training, but also an excellent way...
Training & Behaviour
Leaving your dog home alone
Have you started a new job? Or do you want to go out with friends or spend a few...
Training & Behaviour
Dog aggression towards household members
Aggression in dogs towards domestic staff may be part of normal dog behaviour, but it is influenced by the...
Training & Behaviour
5 rules of proper dog play
Dogs are social animals and usually really enjoy playing with each other. Play allows dogs to establish relationships with...
Training & Behaviour
Copulatory reflexes in dogs (male / female)
Dogs' instinctive and reflexive behaviour can be misinterpreted by their owners. The result can be an escalation of behaviour...
Training & Behaviour
Training with a dog – where to start?
Training a dog is an indispensable part of a quadruped owner's daily routine. It is as important as walking,...
Brainwork – mental activities for your dog
What is brainwork?
Brainwork is a collection of mental puzzles...
Training & Behaviour
First dog trip on public transport
Regardless of whether we have a car or not and whether we plan to take public transport with our dog or not, we should make this journey with our dog several times during the socialisation...
Training & Behaviour
Want to go to a café with your dog? This is what you need to remember!
Going to a cafe with your dog can be a great way to spend time with your pet and friends. It is also a good opportunity to socialise with your dog. However, not every pet...
Training & Behaviour
Leaving your dog home alone
Have you started a new job? Or do you want to go out with friends or spend a few...
Training & Behaviour
Puppy socialisation – 6 carers’ mistakes
Socialisation - a word you will hear a million times even before a puppy arrives in your home. An...
Training & Behaviour
How to muzzle train my dog?
The muzzle - for many dogs (and their owners) is an object from hell. Often put on by force...
Training & Behaviour
How to crate train your dog and why is it worth it?
We often have rather unpleasant associations with a cage... How can you lock a dog in a cage, what...
Training & Behaviour
Most important first puppy commands – recall and command to interrupt behaviour
We continue with the theme of working with the puppy. The next two skills which are based on the...
Training & Behaviour
How to teach your dog to bark on command? Learning commands from the basics.
The command "give voice" is usually one of the first commands we reach for when teaching our dog tricks....
Training & Behaviour
3 tricks you can teach your dog at home
Learning tricks is one of the most graceful ways to build a relationship with your dog. The positive effect...
Training & Behaviour
How to teach your dog to fetch?
Fetching is very strongly rooted in dogs, especially in hunting breeds. For pets with a strong instinct for objects...
Training & Behaviour
How to teach your dog to „heel”?
A new dog at home always comes with some difficulties. It doesn't matter if we buy a puppy from...
Training & Behaviour
What is dog dancing?
Spectacular, impressive or extremely difficult? What exactly is dog dancing and what does it consist of? Can everybody dance...
Training & Behaviour
Dog agility basics
It is a sport open to both purebred and multi-breed dogs. A dog competing in this discipline must overcome...
Training & Behaviour
4 easy steps to teach your dog to catch a frisbee
Have you ever seen dogs catching a frisbee in the park? Would you like your dog to play like...
