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Building relationship with your dog

Building relationship with your dog

As a dog walker in Newcastle, my co-workers are always hearing me say “Once you’ve established relationship, you can let him off.” But what does this mean, and how can you go about building relationship with your dog? In this

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Alison Campbell September 10, 2016September 10, 2016 Dog behaviour, Dog care, Dog walks, Feeding a dog, Walking a dog No Comments Keep reading

Stop pulling on the lead – best dog walking harness

stop pulling on the lead

According to a Blue Cross survey, published in 2011, the UK pet products market is worth around 15 billion pounds a year. It’s clear we spend a great deal of money on our pets (and dogs make up a large

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Alison Campbell June 29, 2016June 29, 2016 Dog behaviour, Dog equipment, Uncategorized, Walking a dog No Comments Keep reading

Some dogs need space – dog to dog reactivity

Some dogs need space

If your dogs is friendly towards other dogs and like to greet them enthusiastically this post is for you – some dogs need space from your dog. AND If your dog is sometimes reactive towards other dogs this post is

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Alison Campbell June 3, 2016June 3, 2016 Dog behaviour, Dog care, Training dogs, Uncategorized, Walking a dog 2 Comments Keep reading

Separation anxiety in dogs (2)

Separation anxiety in dogs

In the first half of Separation Anxiety in Dogs, we looked at why some dogs struggle with being left on their own, and what signs indicate that your dog might be suffering stress in your absence. This article looks at

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Alison Campbell April 13, 2016April 13, 2016 Dog behaviour, Dog care, Training dogs, Uncategorized No Comments Keep reading

Separation anxiety in dogs

Separation anxiety in dogs

Before I begin to write about separation anxiety, I would like to start by pointing out that every dog is an individual, and while the principles outlined here will apply to a greater or lesser degree, only you know your

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Dog walking – whose walk is it anyway?

Dog walking – whose walk is it anyway?

Dog walking Some of my happiest childhood memories involve dog walking. In those days it was multiples of shelties around the village where I grew up. Then, as a young adult, I walked with Patch, my rescued border collie with

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Alison Campbell February 2, 2016April 26, 2019 Custom Canine Care, Dog behaviour, Uncategorized, Walking a dog No Comments Keep reading

How to train a dog

How to train your dog. Teach him to look to you for instruction.

How to train a dog  – part 1 A dog is a relatively straightforward creature, whose behaviour is driven almost entirely by what could be described as gaining reward and avoiding ‘punishment’ (more accurately, avoiding bad things happening). In many

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Alison Campbell January 20, 2016March 29, 2016 Dog behaviour, Uncategorized No Comments Keep reading

Why do dogs need toys?

Why do dogs need toys?

Why do dogs need toys? Most people that I know, who own a dog, consider their canine companion to be part of the family, and Christmas means presents for dogs, just as surely as it does gifts for children! So

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Alison Campbell December 6, 2015March 29, 2016 Dog behaviour, Dog care, Dog equipment, Uncategorized No Comments Keep reading

Dog walking in Newcastle – when the dog says “no!”

Today I did my first walk with Willow who is a beautiful black and gold Hovawort. We’d met on a couple of occassions and got along well, indeed she was positively affectionate at the initial booking visit. I’d done a

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Alison Campbell March 11, 2013February 2, 2016 Custom Canine Care, Dog behaviour, Uncategorized, Walking a dog No Comments Keep reading

Dog walking musings – a rose by any other name…

Does it matter what we call things? People? Animals? It seems to be human nature to label; to reduce complex situations down to a single word. She’s insecure, autistic, gregarious, selfish, intelligent or a doormat. We do it with our

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