Journal Articles
Cockerpoos, Aggression and Resource Guarding - why it’s so common and what to do about it.
If someone were to tell me that I have a resource guarding case, and I had to place a bet on what type of dog it would be, I would bet on a Cockerpoo. So why is this supposedly perfect family pet so prone to this kind of issue? Why does it start so early, and what can you do about it?
"Should you pet your dog when they're eating?" and other food related questions
Resource guarding and food based aggression can be an incredibly serious issue in the home - it’s distressing for dogs and their owners when something as simple as feeding your dog becomes a major source of tension. In this blog post, I’m going to discuss some of the key suggestions for prevention and resolution that are common in the industry - and what the best option for you is.
Over excited dog? Hyperactive human
In the dog world, hyperactivity and overexcitement is a big problem. It’s not a natural way for a dog to behave. It normally perceived as disrespectful to other dogs - particularly jumping on other dogs, repeatedly nudging their undersides, or not respecting their space and warning signals. It’s not actually enjoyable for hyperactive dogs either. It’s a bit like living off energy drinks all day every day.