Why Pet Grief Is So Hard
On the 8th anniversary of losing my first bulldog, Martha, it still overwhelms me at how hard it still hits. […]
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Why Dogs That Are So Different Often Get Along So Well
If you’ve ever lived with more than one dog, you’ve probably witnessed a surprising phenomenon: the dogs that seem to
WHY CHILDREN SHOULD NOT BE LEFT UNSUPERVISED AROUND DOGS- REGARDLESS OF BREED
New government plans, revealed this week, continue to baffle me in their highly prejudiced approach to responsible dog ownership in
Why Many Dog Behaviourists Don’t Display Prices on Their Websites
If you’ve ever searched for a dog trainer/ behaviourist online, you’ve probably noticed something frustrating: many don’t list their prices.
Neutrality Walks: The Secret to a Calmer, More Confident Companion
If you follow DogSwot, you may have noticed how popular our neutrality walks are but may wonder how they can
The Love of a Dog: A Behaviourist’s Perspective on this Valentine’s Weekend
When people talk about the love of a dog, they often describe it as pure, unconditional, and even magical. I
Why I Insist on a 1-to-1 Session Before Any Group Work
As we move in to another year, and the groups classes are confirmed, one of the most common questions I
Is Your Dog ‘Consistently Inconsistent’?
On last week’s group session one of my clients described his dog as ‘Consistently Inconsistent’ and I don’t think I