How Do I Get My Dog to Focus Around Distractions?
Your dog has not forgotten their training outside. Learn how to build engagement gradually around dogs, people, movement and everyday distractions.
Your dog has not forgotten their training outside. Learn how to build engagement gradually around dogs, people, movement and everyday distractions.
Compare the Coffs Harbour Dog Training Club with professional small-group classes and one-to-one support, so you can choose the right fit for your dog.
Practical dog training for everyday lifeIf you are comparing dog training classes in Coffs Harbour, the price only tells you part of the story. The more useful question is what…
Choosing a dog trainer in Coffs Harbour The best questions to ask a dog trainer are about their education, how they explain behaviour, how they train, what you will learn,…
Dog trainer or do it yourself? Most people can train their own dog. The right trainer can help you get there faster, avoid common mistakes and build a clearer plan…
Raising sibling puppies Should you get two puppies from the same litter? For most homes, my answer is no. Not because it can never work. Not because every pair of…
Reactive dog training Yes, reactive dogs can be trained. Most can improve, but success does not always mean making every trigger irrelevant. For one dog, success might mean noticing another…
Beyond dog-training labels Science-based dog training is not a badge, a Facebook camp or a promise to use every quadrant. It is a process for understanding behaviour and testing whether…
A longer rescue-dog timeline The 7-7-7 rule for rescue dogs allows seven days to begin decompressing, seven weeks to learn the household and seven months to feel more fully settled.…
Bringing home a rescue dog The 3-3-3 rule for rescue dogs describes three broad stages after adoption: three days to decompress, three weeks to learn the routine and three months…