Dogs are creatures of habit, finding comfort and security in predictable routines. From feeding times to walks and training, structure helps reduce anxiety, improve behaviour, and strengthen the bond with owners. Learn how to build a routine that keeps your dog happy and calm.

Thinking of getting a dog instead of a child? Discover why dog ownership commitment brings similar costs, challenges, and responsibilities.

Most adopted dogs arrive with unknown histories. Our 3–3–3 guide shows how to decompress in the first days, build routine in weeks 2–3, and create real trust by month three. Simple, compassionate steps, so your dog can finally exhale.

Golden Retrievers aren’t just friendly by nature, science shows their genes make them extra responsive to the “love hormone” oxytocin. This hard-wiring explains their affectionate personalities, strong bond with people, and why they’re such quick learners in training. But it also means they need balance, structure, and independence to thrive.

Age might slow their paws, but it never dims their desire to play. Senior dogs still crave fun, connection, and adventure — they just need the game to match their pace. From gentle fetch to scent games, there are countless ways to keep their tails wagging and hearts happy well into their golden years.

Would your dog choose you again? Discover how your energy, consistency, and time shape your dog’s happiness, and what they really think of you."

Discover how your dog’s gut health affects anxiety, behaviour, and overall wellbeing, and how you can support it for a calmer, happier dog.

The dominance theory in dog training is outdated and ineffective.

Are you accidentally reinforcing your dog's behaviour?

Are Dog Training Apps as good as they say they are, here's our take on these so called quick dog training fixes!

Ever had your dog bolt out the door like they’re competing in the 100m dash? Or maybe they shove past you like they own the place?...

Why not to use puppy pads when toilet training your dog!

How to manage leash reactivity - tips on how to approach known triggers with your dog when on lead.

Veterinary Care : Why trusting your instinct & second opinions count!

Why centre based dog training is better than home dog training.

The great crate debate! Some people swear by crates as their dog’s safe place, others argue that dogs should feel safe in their home.

Is your dog barrier frustrated or leash reactive? Read our dog blog to explore the difference between the two and how to respond to your dog

Why it's best not to assume all dogs are OK when you and your dog meet them.

While group training offers numerous benefits, such as socialisation and affordability, it’s not always the best fit for every dog or...

Why it's important to continue dog training after your Dog Trainer has gone!