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How to teach your dog to seek by scent
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Ever wondered how police sniffer dogs learn their trade? The basics of seeking by smell serve as a stimulating game for your pet Step 1 Buy a hollow KONG toy or similar and lock away all your dog’s other … Read more
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One-minute guide to… Separation anxiety
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Many people are now returning to work after time at home over the festive period – but dog owners could find that their pet finds the long periods alone traumatic, resulting in problematic behaviour that needs to be tackled. Inga … Read more
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Keep your dog off the sofa – for good
Leave a commentQ: My little terrier has started to get grumpy when I get her off the sofa at night for bedtime. What should I do?
A: Don’t shout at her or tell her off, as this can be interpreted as confrontational and may make her grumpier. She’s obviously
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