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Want to find out our top recommendations for dog food in 2026? Here’s our updated list - with a range of great businesses that have producing quality, recession friendly food for a long time!

Today, I stick my hand into the metaphorical hornet’s nest. I walk where angels fear to tread! Let’s talk about dogs, children, safety and dog bites.

In this article, we’re going to explore some of the most commonly correlated behaviours - and talk about how these can end up resulting in dog bites. If your dog has bitten you - fair warning. You’re probably going to be called out on some of your less desirable attributes.

It’s the middle of summer, and we’re in currently “off season”, but fear exists all year round, and there are still cases we work during the summer months. In this article, we cover a crucial topic of working with fearful dogs - the difference between the Empathic human experience, and the concept of ‘mirroring’ - how these two psychological experiences clash, and become dangerous when working with fearful dogs.

As we reach the halfway point of Fear Season 2025, I wanted to explore one of the biggest debates when it comes to working with fearful dogs - whether or not it is right to give affection to, or otherwise try and reassure a fearful dog - and how you might go about this.

Health and nutrition is such an important part of the puzzle when it comes to your dogs behaviour, and its been a while since we’ve updated our food recommendations. So it’s high time we did a run through of our top dog food picks for 2024!

Over the last few years, it has become increasingly common to work with clients with fearful dogs, who have been described medications to resolve issues such as fear of loud noises, going on a walk, fear based reactivity and Aggression…In this article, we’re going to focus on a few key reasons why medication isn’t going to resolve major problems relating to fear.

I’ve been wanting to spend some time writing about dog food and nutrition for a while now, but with a new puppy in the home, and inflation pinching at my wallet, there has never been a better time to talk about how you can save money on your dog food, and significantly improve the quality of what you are feeding your dog.

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.

One of the most common questions I hear from new puppy owners, and a very common question in the community is about puppy biting. I have people get in contact who are worried their new puppy might be a genetic bad apple of the littler, aggressive and dangerous, physiologically damaged, dominant - you name it, i’ve probably heard it!