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Pet Psychology Advice and Articles

What does it mean if your dog moves their food away from their bowl?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

What does it mean if your dog moves their food away from their bowl?

Most dogs have an almost prescient knowledge of when they’re about to be fed, even before you get up and start rattling the bowls, and when ...Read more
Getting to the bottom of why your dog is crying or whining
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Getting to the bottom of why your dog is crying or whining

Dogs are fairly vocal animals and many of them bark frequently for no obvious reason, or simply to get your attention and make a noise. Howe...Read more
Why doesn’t my dog bark?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Why doesn’t my dog bark?

Many dog owners have a problem controlling and curbing their dog’s barking, and a lot of dogs are very quick to vocalise for all sorts of re...Read more
Dogs and eye contact – when to use it
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Dogs and eye contact – when to use it

Dogs communicate with each other in a whole range of ways, many of which are very different to how we as people communicate and interact. Bo...Read more
How to stop your dog from destroying your carpets
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

How to stop your dog from destroying your carpets

Sharing one’s home with a dog is of course hugely rewarding and most of us couldn’t imagine life any other way, with our dogs very quickly b...Read more
My dog is scared of noises – all noises, help!
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

My dog is scared of noises – all noises, help!

It is not just the 5th of November that can cause distress for pets (and their owners), with fireworks whistling and banging in the night ai...Read more
Why does my cat ‘mark’ everything indoors?
Cats
Pet Psychology

Why does my cat ‘mark’ everything indoors?

Cats can mark their territory in a number of ways – most of them are either unpleasant or annoying for their human owners! Indoor marking pr...Read more
Why Does My Cat Keep Biting Me?
Cats
Pet Psychology

Why Does My Cat Keep Biting Me?

If you have just got a cat or kitten and they occasionally take hold of your hand in their mouths ready to bite you, you might wonder why yo...Read more
Five ways to reduce your dog’s tendency to roam
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Five ways to reduce your dog’s tendency to roam

If your dog has a tendency to roam or wander off from your garden when your back is turned, this can soon turn into a real problem. Not only...Read more
Five ways to help your dog’s anxiety over the New Year’s period
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Five ways to help your dog’s anxiety over the New Year’s period

The run-up to Christmas and New Year is a very exciting time for many children and adults alike, and the entire week between these two holid...Read more
Can dogs be ticklish?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Can dogs be ticklish?

Most people have a ticklish spot somewhere on their bodies whether they enjoy being tickled or not, and dog owners often wonder if the same ...Read more
Do dogs consciously control their tail wags?
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Do dogs consciously control their tail wags?

A dog with a wagging tail is an ubiquitous sight that most of us interpret as a dog that is happy and friendly, and there is a whole languag...Read more
Can pets help sufferers of mental illness?
Pet Psychology

Can pets help sufferers of mental illness?

Mental illness takes many forms, from anxiety and depression, through to very serious conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s and Schizophr...Read more
Why do dogs like tug toys and games?
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Why do dogs like tug toys and games?

Dogs can find ways to entertain themselves with almost anything and will often go out of their way to find things to play with if they’re bo...Read more
Why Do Dogs Fight?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Why Do Dogs Fight?

Watching two canines interact can be one of the cutest and funniest sights imaginable. The ritualistic circle as both dogs attempt to get a ...Read more
Can you understand what your dogs ‘wags’ mean?
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Can you understand what your dogs ‘wags’ mean?

To see your dog’s tail wagging is one of the pleasantries of owning these wonderful animals – but wagging at you, is not necessarily the sam...Read more
Why Do Cats Fight?
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

Why Do Cats Fight?

It’s easy to fall in love with cats. When we bring a feline friend into our home they quickly burrow their way into our hearts, and we find ...Read more
Best tips on dog psychology
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Best tips on dog psychology

Loving and caring for your dog goes a long way. But it’s not all about feeding, grooming, exercise and love, you need to know some basics on...Read more
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