Tackling problems

Dogs love chasing things, it is in their nature. However, as a pet parent who is responsible for their furry friend, basic dog chasing training is a must to ensure that everyone around is at ease.

In the canine world, conflicts can sometimes escalate into distressing dog fights. Understanding your dog’s triggers and reactions is crucial to learning how to stop dogs from fighting in the same household, or with other canines outside the home.

Separation anxiety is one of the most common issues pet parents experience with their dogs. It generally happens if your pooch is hyper attached to you.

For dogs, the world is a really exciting place – and sometimes they’re so keen to explore that they run off on their own. So how can you stop your dog from roaming?

Dogs have an extra sensory organ in their muzzles, which means that they get tremendous pleasure from chewing. They chew when they’re teething, to settle adult teeth or just to explore their surroundings.

Dogs jump up at people because they like to say hello face-to-face. But the people your dog jumps up at might not be so keen – it could be overwhelming or frightening.

Dogs love attention. And they quickly discover that barking is a great way to get it. It’s even more fun if they can get you to shout back at them. Barking doesn’t use up much energy, either, so some dogs will keep on barking. And on. And on

Dogs will gobble up almost anything so it’s important to stop them eating something that could hurt them – whether it’s a poisonous plant or a sharp piece of litter.

All dogs can be naughty, some worse than others. While early training can help puppies learn right from wrong, it’s important to remember that rescue dogs may not have had that important early care.

Some dogs are bred to burrow after small animals like rabbits, so you may find your dog likes to dig holes in your garden. But can you do anything about it?

If your dog lacks confidence, this can lead to aggression and shyness. Building your dog’s confidence will help them get along with people and other animals. Here’s how you can help.

Potty training your dog can be a tad challenging, but it's a pretty achievable task! While some dogs are quick to catch on, others might need a little extra patience and love.