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Does your dog run up and bark at strangers?
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Does your dog run up and bark at strangers?

If you have a lively and exuberant dog that has a tendency to run up to strangers at full pelt, barking at them, this can pose a significant...Read more
Help! My Chihuahua is a tiny terror!
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Education & Training

Help! My Chihuahua is a tiny terror!

While the Chihuahua is the smallest dog breed in the world, nobody told the dogs themselves this, and the diminutive little Chihuahua has a ...Read more
Introducing Cats and Rabbits
General
Pet Psychology
Food & Nutrition

Introducing Cats and Rabbits

Though this may seem an unlikely pairing, friendships between rabbits and cats have been well documented, and are easily forged. If you are ...Read more
Dogs and vocalisations
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Dogs and vocalisations

While dogs have yet to become proficient in the English language(!), it is certainly true that some dogs are more talkative, or rather, voca...Read more
Five of the most commonly misunderstood dog breeds
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Five of the most commonly misunderstood dog breeds

Every dog lover knows that every dog has their own unique personality, and that every dog is different, even for dogs that belong to the sam...Read more
How to tell a play dog fight from a real fight
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

How to tell a play dog fight from a real fight

Dogs have a complex set of social cues that they use around each other when meeting and greeting, and as part of their interactions together...Read more
Does your dog growl at your children?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Does your dog growl at your children?

When dogs growl at children but not at adults, this usually comes about as the result of inadvertently inappropriate behaviour on the part o...Read more
Making Sure You Are the Alpha Dog
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Making Sure You Are the Alpha Dog

By nature dogs are pack animals and as such each pack follows a leader known as the "alpha dog". Our lovely canine friends although domestic...Read more
Can You Train a Cat Not to Mark?
Cats
Pet Psychology

Can You Train a Cat Not to Mark?

Can are lovely creatures and are a joy to have around. They are a constant source of amusement with certain breeds never really growing up e...Read more
Japanese Akita temperament and training
Dogs
Breed Facts
Pet Psychology

Japanese Akita temperament and training

The Japanese Akita is a large dog breed from the Spitz grouping, which originates, as the name suggests, in Japan! The Akita is one of the o...Read more
Positive and negative reinforcement dog training
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Education & Training

Positive and negative reinforcement dog training

Training your own dog or puppy from scratch can be a challenge for even the most experienced of dog owners, and there are a wide variety of ...Read more
Indications that your dog or puppy needs to go to the toilet
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Education & Training

Indications that your dog or puppy needs to go to the toilet

When you are housetraining your new puppy, it is vitally important to give them every opportunity to go to the toilet, and not to ignore the...Read more
Reversing bad habits in the dog
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Education & Training

Reversing bad habits in the dog

Every dog owner knows that training is the key to instilling desirable behaviours in our canine companions, and that it is much easier to st...Read more
How to tell if your dog is happy
Dogs
Pet Psychology

How to tell if your dog is happy

A wagging tail and of course, exuberant play are both signs of a happy dog, but as well as being able to tell that your dog is happy at any ...Read more
How the behaviour of an un-neutered male dog differs from that of a neutered dog
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

How the behaviour of an un-neutered male dog differs from that of a neutered dog

If you have a male dog that is un-neutered, their behaviour will naturally be rather different than that of a neutered male. While this is t...Read more
Teaching your children to respect your dog
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Teaching your children to respect your dog

Even if you do not have a dog of your own, it is important to teach your children about dogs and correct behaviour around them, for their ow...Read more
Why Do Some Cats Turn Aggressive?
Cats
General
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Why Do Some Cats Turn Aggressive?

We all think of our feline friends as independent yet loving creatures with many animal lovers preferring to own a cat rather than a dog for...Read more
How does spaying and neutering affect dogs?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

How does spaying and neutering affect dogs?

Unless you are planning to breed from your dog, it is important to get then neutered as soon as they are old enough to go through the proced...Read more
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