The field of Behaviour is an interesting one. To help our pet owners make educated decisions about which methods they choose to employ, we’re going to put as much information about modern pet behaviour and training out there as we can.

We often get asked “what constitutes a GOOD puppy school?” by our students and clients. Those questions prompted this article, to make this information available to everyone out there who is thinking about getting a puppy.

There are so many reasons why behaviours manifest and whilst they may all present similar ‘signs’, the underlying reason is vastly different.

The first thing everyone wants to know when acquiring a new puppy is how to housetrain him. This article gives great tips on how to best housetrain your new puppy.

Does your dog dig up your garden? The best way to stop the endless excavations is to create a safe, allowed digging area for him where he can dig to his heart’s content.

People can confuse behaviour problems for obedience training problems. Here’s a quick tip on which behaviours fall into which categories.

Contrary to popular belief, cats are not born litter box trained. Find the quick way to house-train your kitten.

Dogs of all ages need toys, not just when they’re puppies. The best form of stimulation for your dog when he’s alone is chew toys.

Cat toys need to be activated – moving – in order to make them fun for felines. Find some interesting ways to keep your cat interested and engaged.