Written by Joe Nutkins So how are dog crates and Christmas linked? Firstly, we need to understand when we talk about dog crates and crate training we are meaning in a positive way whereby dogs and puppies view the crate as a calm and safe space, not as a […]
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Last night we attended the Tendring 4 Growth Business Awards and I wanted to share the joy! I was nominated for the Innovation in Sustainability category and invited to attend the awards evening as a Finalist, which was amazing as I do put a lot of time and energy into […]
Pumpkins Seeds are available all year round – in packets in supermarkets, as a supplement powder and at the right time of year inside actual Pumpkins! They are very amazing little things and can have huge benefits for our dogs. In fact the whole pumpkin can help our dogs throughout […]
Dogs and Puppies can develop a fear of pretty much anything and it doesn’t actually take a hugely negative situation or repetitive events to create a deep set fear. One fear I have been asked about previously and was asked to contribute on for an article by Lucy Notarantonio for […]
Sleep is a crucial part of our dog’s day – for all ages of dogs but even more so for puppies as sleep help their development and growth progression as well as helping the learning process. We see our dogs sleeping every day from usual overnight deep sleep to afternoon […]
Prevent Crufts FOMO; Bring the excitement of Crufts home and share the fun with your own dog – It’s Cruftsmas!! Crufts, known as the greatest dog show in the world, started on Thursday this week. Held at the NEC in Birmingham it’s a celebration of the dog world, primarily for […]
Crufts Dog Show is described as ‘The World’s Greatest Dog Show’!! That’s a lot of pressure on 4 days but as it’s been running since 1891 I guess there’s not many others that come close! Crufts, by The Kennel Club, runs around the second weekend of March each year at […]
When we’re looking at your dog’s oral health or dental health there are lots of ways that we can be helping our dog’s teeth and that help us keep an eye on them. From an early age if you have a puppy or from this point on if your dog […]
Sitting on cue is one of the first things most people want to teach their dog; it’s handy for focus, can be part of the method to stop jumping up at people and is considered good manners for a puppy or adult dog to sit before a meal, crossing the […]
Written by Joe Nutkins, Kennel Club Accredited Dog Trainer, Certified Professional Canine Fitness Trainer, CAMadvocate (Canine Arthritis Management) Level 1: Originally written for my original WordPress Blog JoeNutkinsDogTrainer 12/2/2021 Canine Arthritis is something most pet dog owners have heard of at some point of their dog owning time, but many […]