Your dog might not be the problem… you might be. From barking and jumping to pulling on the lead and selective hearing, our dogs are constantly learning from what we do — often without us realising it. After more than 40 years of practical dog training, we’ve learnt that sometimes the biggest change needs to happen at the other end of the lead.

Does your dog really need antidepressants, or is their behaviour trying to tell you something? Neil Anderson looks at why medical causes should be ruled out first — and why, when they are, behavioural problems need understanding, investigation and behavioural solutions, not simply medication.

Why does your dog bark at other dogs on the lead but seem fine at other times? We look at barrier frustration, fear and excitement, why the behaviour can get worse, and Neil’s five practical tips to help make walks calmer.

Does pack mentality really exist in domestic dogs? Discover where the alpha dog theory came from, what modern research tells us, and how understanding your dog's behaviour can improve training.

Is your dog getting enough sleep? Learn how quality rest impacts behaviour, training success, stress levels, and overall wellbeing. Discover the signs of an overtired dog and practical ways to help them switch off and relax.

Looking for the benefits of dog training in the UAE? Professional dog training can help with obedience, behaviour issues, socialisation, confidence building, and creating a calmer home life. This comprehensive guide explains why dog training is one of the most valuable investments UAE dog owners can make.

Think your dog would never bite? Learn the warning signs most owners miss and how to prevent dog bites through better understanding and training. UAE guide.

How dogs express affection, loyalty and trust, and what their everyday behaviour tells us about the bond they share with humans.

Over the past days, many of us here in the UAE have experienced unfamiliar sounds, sudden bangs, vibrations, or disruptions that can feel unsettling. It’s completely normal for humans to feel alert during moments like this. Our nervous systems are designed to respond to unexpected noise. And just as we process it in our own way, our dogs do too. Some dogs will barely react. Others may pace, cling, bark, hide or appear restless. This isn’t disobedience. It’s simply a stress re

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."