Behaviour expert Linda Robins A.P.D.T. explains how to get an even closer relationship with your dog. Linda takes explains how to get it right first time with a young puppy through to advice on improving relationships with older dogs….

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If I knew then what I know now. K9 Magazine is proud to offer these pearls of wisdom, plucked from the knowledge banks of the many dog behaviour experts and trainers who have lost blood, sweat and tears in discovering some of the best dog training tips ever!

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Jumping on the furniture, barking at night and harassing every visitor to the home…just a few of the problems Barkbuster’s behavioural expert Carol O’Herily offers some words of wisdom on….

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Dog owners world-wide are told by many leading dog behaviour therapists and trainers to believe that their pet’s ultimate desire in life is to be top dog. So much so that Rover is probably plotting to take over the household at his earliest convenience….

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EXTRACTED FROM DOGCHAT.co.uk - Advice and opinion on how to overcome an extremely coming behavioural problem amongst nervous or fearful dogs. Read on…

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We all communicate in different ways, talking, shouting and swearing (all three if you suffer from tourette’s syndrome). We also communicate with our bodies in various ways, say no more. Obviously the canine species can’t talk…

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Whenever there are two or more dogs together, the dogs will decide who is superior to whom. Often this is decided quickly and painlessly, because of vastly differing size or age. For dogs there must always be a leader…

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You have the dog, you have the lead, and you’ve read all the books and seen all the videos. Unfortunately leads, books and videos don’t train dogs, you have to! You need proper advice and practical coaching from a properly trained and experienced person…

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Most dogs possess a large repertoire of vocalisations, rarely would you come across a dog that is and has always been completely silent. All sounds produced by your dog will have been at some point in history, crucial to his survival. Be that serenading the females to continue the family line, or warning off potential assailants…

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Many natural canine reactions can be misinterpreted as ‘aggression’ by uneducated humans. This is generally the main problem with dogs and their owners, when a situation arises in which the dog feels threatened his natural response is to defend himself…

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