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9 super fun games for dogs
Discover new games you can play with your dog both indoors and outdoors (whatever their age or breed). Features video tutorials to show you how to play.
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What colours can dogs see? Do they see what we see?
Dogs have limited colour vision, they don't see the world the way we do. Take a peek through your dog's lens and see what the world looks like to them.Read now -
How to teach your dog to find your keys in 8 simple steps
Playing tug isn’t just fun - it can be used to teach dogs to do all sorts of helpful things. Learn how to teach your dog to find your keys in 8 simple steps.Read now -
Mantrailing: everything you need to know about this dog led sport
Mantrailing is when a dog uses their nose to find a person, but it’s not just for search and rescue dogs. Learn how to get started and why dogs LOVE mantrailing.Read now -
How to teach your dog impulse control (with games)
Read nowWe get a lot of requests for tips on charging up a dog’s impulse control, and we’re delighted to say that YES - play is a great way to do it! Learn how here.
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Why your dog has a high prey drive (& what to do about it)
Read nowIf your dog’s obsessed with animals, you'll know you can't ignore prey drive. Expert Tracey McLennan shares surprising truths on how to get control back.
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5 best dog toys as voted by dog trainers
Searching for the very best dog toys? Skip the hunt and sniff out the toys dog trainers recommend for recall, puppies, strong dogs, gundogs & reactive dogs.Read now -
Reactive Dogs - What the experts want you to know
30 of the world’s best dog trainers, behaviourists and vets reveal unique ways to help reactive dogs live happier, fuller lives - minus the stress.Read now -
Are tennis balls bad for dogs?
Read nowTennis balls pose 3 big unexpected risks for your dog’s health. Switch your tennis ball for a rubber dog ball like our powerball to keep play safe. Learn why here….
