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Why Training Your Dog Is Like Running a Half Marathon – Lessons for Dog Guardians
I just ran my first half marathon, and along the way I realised something surprising – training for a long race has a lot in common with helping a dog overcome behavioural challenges. From building foundations and taking small steps, to embracing setbacks and celebrating progress, the lessons I learned as a runner can help you see your dog’s journey in a whole new way.
Sep 15


My Dog Won’t Settle in Cafés – Why and What You Can Do
These days, many people expect dogs to cope with all kinds of situations. From street markets and garden centres to settling in a café or...
Aug 27


I Have an Anxious Rescue Dog – What Can I Do to Help Them Feel Safe?
If you’ve recently adopted a rescue dog who struggles with anxiety, you’re not alone. This post explores how a consistent routine and predictable caregiver responses help build trust and safety. Using Jojo’s story, a rescue fearful of stairs, you’ll discover practical tips to support your dog’s confidence. Whether rescue or not, these insights can help your anxious dog feel secure in their home and daily life.
Aug 20


Feeling Stuck with Your Dog? How to Understand Training Progress
Struggling to see progress with your dog? Real dog training progress rarely happens overnight – it’s made up of small, meaningful steps that build confidence, calm, and connection. Discover how to recognise these moments and support your dog in a way that truly meets their individual needs.
Jun 17
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