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How To Teach A Dog To Come When Called

By Kip

Here’s how to train your dog to come when called so they can live life off-leash and you, stress-free. Follow these six simple steps and thank us later!

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Guide to Separation Anxiety in Dogs

By Kip

Learn how to help a dog with separation anxiety using training, medication, dog boarding, & more. Discover signs & effective solutions to help your furry friend!

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Preparing Your Dog For Boarding

By Kip

Preparing your dog for boarding has never been this easy. Learn tips for choosing the right facility, easing separation anxiety, and packing essentials.

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Crate Training

By Kip

Ensure your dog feels safe and secure with crate training. Learn step-by-step methods for a stress-free experience for both you and your pet.

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Dog Vaccinations

By Kip

Ensure your dog's health with our guide to essential vaccinations. Learn which vaccines your dog needs, when to get them, and how to keep them up-to-date.

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How Do You Stop a Dog Pulling on the Lead? A Complete Guide

By Kip

Discover effective tips and techniques to stop your dog pulling on the lead. Find training methods, equipment recommendations, and solutions for common issues!

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The Health Benefits of Real Food for Your Dog

Written by: Lyka

Good health starts with good nutrition, and like us, dogs feel the difference when they eat real food. Our friends at Lyka help Aussie families understand the benefits of real food for your dog.

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Aggression in dogs

By Kip

Let's explore why clear, standardized terminology is essential for meaningful discussions and effective dog training.

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Identifying Dog Loneliness & Tips for Doggy Dating

By Kip

With more Australian pet parents returning to the office, vets and trainers like myself are increasingly seeing more dogs display signs of loneliness and sadly

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What is dog reactivity and how is it managed?

By Kip

Dog reactivity is a common yet complex behavioural issue, rooted in a dog's emotional well-being and sense of safety i.e., fear. While ‘fear’ is the most prevalent cause of dog reactivity, it can also stem from other underlying emotions such as excitement or frustration.

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