Teddy’s Top Canine Facts – Man’s Best Friend

Teddy’s Top Training Tip: Punishment is not an effective way to train your dog

Teddy’s Top Training Tip: Punishment is not an effective way to train your dog. I really do not believe that punishment is an effective way to train a puppy or a dog. It is vitally important that before you start training you need to take some time to make sure that you are taking the More →’

Teddy’s Top Canine Facts – Dog Breath

Teddy’s Top Training Tip: How to find the right behaviourist and trainer for you and your dog.

How to find the right behaviourist and trainer for you and your dog. With a growing animal industry, it is sadly unregulated. Huge problems lie in that anyone can call themselves either a dog behaviourist or dog trainer, with owners spending good money for sometimes very bad advice. More worrying is that owners often have More →’

Teddy’s Top Canine facts- Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

Teddy’s Top Training Tip – Groom your Dog Regulary

  Teddy’s Top Training Tip: Groom your dog regulary Regularly grooming your dog will benefit his or her health in many ways: Grooming maintains a healthy coat and skin. Grooming can include trimming the nails – keeping the nails short helps with posture and reduces the risk of infection. Grooming regularly may help in the More →’

Teddy’s Canine Facts – Bed Sharing

Teddy’s Top Training Tip: Training does not have to end at obedience training, look for some fun activities to do with your dog

Teddy’s Top Training Tip Many owners love teaching their dogs new things. Training can and should always be continued but including some fun activities will help to strengthen the bond between owner and dog. Let’s look at some activities that you can do with your dog: Fetch: Ball or frisbee – both great exercise and More →’

Teddy’s Top Canine Facts. Who is Smarter a Todder or a Dog?

Teddy’s Top Training Tip: Where to go and what to do for the summer holidays – enjoying days out with your family and your dog

Teddy’s Top Training Tip: Where to go and what to do for the summer holidays – enjoying days out with your family and your dog. Summer has now arrived and along with school holidays, it is sometimes difficult to find events or places to visit that are not just dog parks or your usual go-to More →’